Look up: Escallonia

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   Escallonia
   This group consists of about forty, mostly evergreen, shrubs and small treesnative to South America. They usually reach a height ranging from 5 to 8 feet unless they're grown in warm, seaside regions, where they'll be taller. These tender plants flower in the summer, autumn and even early winter. They have tiny leaves and an abundance of colorful, small flowers. These plants are tolerant of wind and salty spray, making them excellent for growing near the coast. E. 'C.F. Ball' is an evergreen shr...
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   Escallonia
   `Escallonia` is a genus of flowering plants of the Escalloniaceae family. Commonly used as a hedging plant, it grows about 1 ft per year, and reaches between 4-8ft in height. It is happy in coastal areas, but not very tolerant of dry winds. Flowering: June-October It has masses of rosy crimson flowers, with a honey fragrance, and grows between 5-10ft
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   Escallonia
   genus of South American evergreen trees and shrubs in the family Grossulariaceae, order Rosales, comprising about 50 species. Members of the genus ... [1 related articles]
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