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What are the Gardens of Love?
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Plants for the Gardens of Love
Herbaceous plants
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Edible pond, bog and stream plants
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Herbaceous plants
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Edible perennial plants
Edible perennial plants
Wood sorrel
Earthnut pea
Wild Garlic
Rosemary
Three cornered leek
Dog's tooth violets
Angelica
Udo
Snakeroot
Pignut
Mitsuba
Perennial buckweed
Daylilies
Campanula species
Mallows
Lemon balm
Sweet cicely
Sorrel
Sweet violet
Lilies
Yampa
Evening primrose
Bath asparaghus bulb
Early purple orchi
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Prairie clover, Dalea species
These plants are likely to succeed in or on the edges of a forest garden, in a semi-wild set-up.
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