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Common Name:
Garden Star of Bethlehem
Look for it in lawns, old fields, bottomlands, forests (it is commonly cultivated)
Common to uncommon, depending on province
Non-native: Europe
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Look for it in lawns and suburban woodlands (it is commonly cultivated)
Waif(s)
Non-native: west Asia
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Common Name:
Starch Grape-hyacinth, Blue Bottles
Look for it . It is cultivated as an ornamental, is persistent and naturalized in lawns, old fields, suburban woodlands, and disturbed areas
Common (rare in Carolina Mountains)
Non-native: Europe
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Common Name:
Compact Grape-hyacinth
Look for it to be persistent after cultivation as an ornamental and naturalized in lawns, old fields, suburban woodlands, and disturbed areas
Uncommon in Piedmont, rare in Mountains
Non-native: Europe
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