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African

1. denoting or relating to Africa or any of its peoples, languages, nations, etc.
2. a native, inhabitant, or citizen of any of the countries of Africa
3. a member or descendant of any of the peoples of Africa, esp a Black person
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24 different flowers are featured: including crocus, primrose, African daisy, pansy, tulip, bleeding heart, forget-me-not, columbine, bluebell, and rose, and more.
Best bets for your sunny coastal garden are Mediterranean-climate shrubs and perennials from 1-gallon containers, such as rockrose (Cistus), sea lavender (Limonium perezii), and trailing African daisy (Osteospermum fruticosurn).
These include African daisy, calendula, antirrhinum, petunia, stock and verbena and gladioli, which can be planted at 10-day intervals for blooming in the coming spring.
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