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Tree-Shrub-Grass-House Plant Review 2017

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What is the scientific name for Zoysia?
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Lantana camara
Mahonia bealei
Zoysia japonica
Lagerstroemia indica
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What is the scientific name for Crepe Myrtle ?
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Lagerstroemia indica
Mahonia bealei
Lantana camara
Zoysia japonica

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What is the scientific name for Zoysia?

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What is the scientific name for Crepe Myrtle ?

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What is the scientific name for Leatherleaf Mahonia?

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What is the scientific name for Lantana

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What is the Common name for Lantana camara?

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What is the Common name for Zoysia japonica?

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What is the Common name for Mahonia bealei?

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What is the Common name for Lagerstroemia indica?

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What is the form for Crepe Myrtle?

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What is the form for Zoysia ?

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What is the form for Lantana ?

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What is the form of Leatherleaf Mahonia?

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What is the height of Leatherleaf Mahonia?

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What is the height of Crepe Myrtle ?

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What is the height of Lantana ?

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What is the height of Zoysia ?

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What is the width of Zoysia ?

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What is the width of Crepe Myrtle ?

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What is the width of Leatherleaf Mahonia ?

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What is the width of Lantana ?

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What is the leaf description of Lantana ?

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What is the leaf description of Crepe Myrtle ?

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What is the leaf description of Leatherleaf Mahonia ?

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What is the leaf description of Zoysia ?

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Does Zoysia have flowers or fruit?

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Does Lantana have flowers or fruit?

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Does Leatherleaf Mahonia have flowers or fruit?

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Does Crepe Myrtle have flowers or fruit?

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What are the colors of Crepe Myrtle have flowers?

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What are the colors of Zoysia flowers?

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What are the colors of Lantana flowers?

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What are the colors of Leatherleaf Mahonia flowers?

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What are the colors of Crepe Myrtle flowers?

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What are the cultural exposure of Crepe Myrtle

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What are the cultural exposure of Leatherleaf Mahonia?

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What are the cultural exposure of Lantana ?

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What are the cultural exposure of Zoysia ?

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