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Oleander
* Most oleanders bloom in summer.
* Most oleanders have beautiful flowers
  - double flowers
* Most oleanders produce colorful flowers
  - fragrant flowers
  - shape flowers
  - root in water with relative ease, although the process can take a couple of months
* Most oleanders use dirty water
* Some oleander leaves to treat health conditions.
* Some oleanders have dark green leaves
  - help cancer
* a beautiful plant, but poisonous if ingested.
* are a common decorative shrub used in Israel, like California and Florida
  - potential problem for pets too
  - easy to grow, which contributes to their great sizes
  - poisonous plants
  - usually very large, mounded shrubs that take up considerable space in the landscape
* are very drought tolerant once established, but respond well to occasional deep watering
  - drought-tolerant once established, but respond well to occasional deep watering
  - strong and can take a good amount of pruning
* bloom in both cool and warm shades of red
* can tolerate drought and temperatures near zero during short periods of time.
* causes rush to skin, and is toxic.
* comes in many colors.
* contains two major cardiac glycosides, oleandroside and nerioside.
* does cause nausea.
* generally grow best in the coastal areas of South Carolina
  - have no serious insect or disease problems
* grow large very quickly, even in the North
  - quickly into a mound of showy blossoms
* grows on the well-drained soil in areas that provide enough sunlight.
* has extremely poisonous leaves.
* includes cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plant parts
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is extremely poisonous
  - official flower of Hiroshima
  - one of the most poisonous plants on the planet
  - the only recorded host plant of the spotted oleander caterpillar
* large evergreen shrub that is hardy in the southern tier of Arkansas counties
  - shrub when grown outdoors in warm climates
* plant containing cardioactive glycosides
  - that grows well in the worst situations
* ranks with yew in toxicity.
* require little or no fertilizer.
* thrive in a well-draining soil enriched with some compost
  - subtropical coastal areas
* tolerate a range of soil conditions, from dry sandy soils to moist clay soils.
* tough, easy to grow plant that is best in sunny, well drained sites.

Orchid plant
* have stems.
* produce aerial roots
  - many aerial roots

Ordinary plant
* have about ten times as many connections with their environment as animals.
* suffer in such soils from nitrogen starva- tion.

Organic plant
* Most organic plants grow from seeds.
* Organic Plants use nutrients at different rates and at different times during the growing season.

Ornamental
* Some ornamentals are yellow or brown.
* add beauty to the landscape with color, and many are fragrant as well.
* are plants
  - sometimes favorite deer foods, high in nutrition
* have thinner shells.

Ornamental plant
* Most ornamental plants grow best if fertilized with a light hand
  - perform poorly when grown in wet soil conditions
  - require slightly to strongly acidic soil
* are an important part of any landscape
  - cultivated in a nursery for sale
  - grown for decoration, rather than food or raw materials
  - plants grown for their beauty
* can provide cooling shade for walls, windows and the roof of a house.
* grow to different sizes.
* vary greatly in drought tolerance.

Outdoor plant
* Outdoor Plants Make sure that plants are healthy going into winter.
* are susceptible to getting nibbled on by rabbits, squirrels and other creatures.
* can contribute to indoor allergens by releasing pollen that then enters buildings.
* do well when planted near a water feature or even in soggy soil.

Oxygenating plant
* are essential for pools with fish
  - vital in a water garden
* provide oxygen only during daylight.

Pansy plant
* grow in habitats.
* prefer locations.