| Genus of plants of the saxifrage family with ornamental spikes of pink, red or white flowers (7) |
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26 Jun 2026 |
| Genus of perennial plants cultivated for their ornamental spikes of pink or white flowers (7) |
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| "False goat's beard" common name for this flower (7) |
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| Herbaceous plant turns out to be A-list |
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| Bestial garden plant? (7) |
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| Flower also called "false spirea" |
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| Plant of the saxifrage family with plumelike blooms (7) |
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| Perennial plant with clusters of red or white flowers, often used by gardeners for ground cover it is also popular in floral arrangements (7) |
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| Plant cultivated for its dense, feathery plumes of flowers (7) (Picture B) |
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| Basil ET mistook for goat's beard (7) |
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| Bestial training for summer bloomer (7) |
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| It's able to change plant |
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| Genus of plants of the saxifrage family with ornamental spikes of pink, red or white flowers |
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06 Jan 2024 |
| Table is moved for plant of the saxifrage family (7) |
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| Revolting drunk in base beaten up for bloomer |
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| A way into field blocked by black spiky plant |
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| Measure of brightness seen in aged plant |
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| A motionless insect picked up flower |
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| Plant of the saxifrage family. |
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