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viscaria Synonyms

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A flowering plant of the genus Viscaria (or traditionally classified within it, such as Silene viscaria), native to Europe and Asia, characterized by bright pink or purplish flowers and distinctive sticky stems that trap small insects.

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"The gardener planted catchfly along the sunny borders to add a vibrant splash of magenta to the rock garden."

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catchfly
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campion

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