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Epilobium
Epilobium canum
Perennial, linear tomentose green to gray leaves, orange-red flowers
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Epilobium canum ssp. canum
Perennial, gray-green foliage, profuse bright orange-red flowers
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Epilobium canum ssp. latifolium
Woody perennial, wide green bright red trumpet-shaped flowers, hummingbirds
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Epilobium canum ‘Catalina’
Herbaceous perennial, gray-green leaves, large brilliant red flowers, long season
horticultural selection E. canum: origin = cuttings (1987) Middle Ranch, Catalina Island, Los Angeles Co.; intro Tree of Life Nursery 1990
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Epilobium ‘Everett’s Choice’
Groundcover, gray-green lanceolate leaves, large dark orange-red flowers, trailing
horticultural selection of E. canum; intro Everett Butts, Wapumne Nursery, Lincoln, CA 19__
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Epilobium ‘Wayne’s Silver’
Small-scale groundcover, silver/white leaves, bright red flowers, rock garden
horticultural selection E. septentrionale: origin = seed collected (1970) by Wayne Roderick, Eel River, Humboldt Co., selection by Nevin Smith; intro UC Berkeley 19__
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