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The 43 pages that link to Ornamental plant, each with the reason it gives.

• HerbCompared with: A plant may be an herb by use yet grown primarily for its appearance.

• FloricultureNarrower topic: Ornamental plants are the broad crop group at the heart of floriculture.

• Edible flowerCompared with: Flowers sold for decoration may be treated with products unsuitable for food.

• AgaveRelated: Agave’s sculptural rosettes and drought tolerance make it popular in gardens.

• MagnoliaNarrower topic: Magnolia’s conspicuous flowers and varied growth forms make it a widely planted ornamental.

• AsparagalesRelated: Iris, orchid, and amaryllis relatives are prominent in horticulture.

• LamialesRelated: Snapdragons, lilacs, jacarandas, and many other Lamiales are widely cultivated ornamentals.

• SalviaRelated: Many Salvia species are selected for long-lasting, colorful flower displays.

• CalendulaNarrower topic: Calendula’s bright, long-lasting flower heads make it a common garden ornamental.

• CamelliaNarrower topic: Many camellia species and cultivars are grown chiefly for display.

• Cherry blossomNarrower topic: Many cherry trees are cultivated chiefly for their flowers and landscape display.

• GardeniaNarrower topic: Gardenias are grown widely for their flowers and evergreen foliage.

• NymphaeaceaeRelated: Many Nymphaeaceae species and hybrids are cultivated for their flowers and foliage.

• Plant nurseryRelated: Many nurseries produce ornamentals for gardens, public spaces, and interior displays.

• TheaceaeNarrower topic: Many Theaceae, especially camellias and Stewartia, are grown for garden display.

• Hyssopus officinalisRelated: Hyssop’s compact growth and blue or violet flower spikes suit borders and rock gardens.

• PeonyNarrower topic: Peonies are grown chiefly for their flowers and garden presence.

• PodocarpusRelated: Several Podocarpus species are planted as clipped hedges, screens, and specimen trees.

• PrimulaNarrower topic: Many Primula species and hybrids are grown for their flowers.

• RoystoneaNarrower topic: Royal palms are widely planted for their height, smooth trunks, and formal crowns.

• Roystonea oleraceaNarrower topic: Its height and symmetrical crown make this palm a striking avenue and landscape tree.

• Roystonea regiaNarrower topic: The palm is widely planted for its height, crown, and formal silhouette.

• AcorusRelated: Compact Acorus species and cultivars are used around ponds and in water gardens.

• AfrocarpusRelated: Several Afrocarpus species are grown for evergreen foliage and architectural form.

• HoneysuckleNarrower topic: Gardeners cultivate honeysuckles for their flowers, fragrance, and growth habit.

• HypericumRelated: Several Hypericum species are grown for bright flowers, attractive fruit, or ground cover.

• NeriumNarrower topic: Nerium is widely planted for its flowers, evergreen foliage, and tolerance of heat.

• RowanNarrower topic: Bright fruit clusters and autumn foliage make rowan a common ornamental tree.

• StrelitziaRelated: The genus is grown for its striking blooms and architectural leaves.

• ZingiberRelated: Showy Zingiber species are grown in tropical gardens and conservatories.

• AchilleaRelated: Many Achillea cultivars are planted for colorful, long-lasting flower clusters.

• Bellis perennisRelated: Cultivars with varied flower colors are planted in beds and containers.

• Cupressus sempervirensRelated: Its narrow silhouette and evergreen foliage make it a common ornamental tree.

• Hesperocyparis lusitanicaNarrower topic: Mexican cypress is widely cultivated for its evergreen form and appearance.

• Jasminum officinaleNarrower topic: Jasminum officinale is widely planted for its flowers and climbing growth.

• Narcissus poeticusNarrower topic: Narcissus poeticus is grown for its striking, fragrant flowers.

• NicotianaNarrower topic: Several Nicotiana species are cultivated for fragrant or showy flowers.

• PhytolaccaRelated: Several pokeweeds are grown for their foliage, flowers, or colorful fruit.

• RavenalaRelated: Ravenala’s upright trunk and symmetrical leaf fan make it a dramatic landscape plant.

• SabalRelated: Cold tolerance and distinctive crowns make several Sabal species useful landscape palms.

• SciadopitysNarrower topic: The Japanese umbrella pine is grown for its distinctive layered crown and foliage.

• Syagrus romanzoffianaNarrower topic: Its tall trunk and arching foliage make it a common ornamental palm.

• Washingtonia filiferaRelated: Its imposing trunk and fan-shaped crown make it a prominent landscape palm.