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Cassiope






CASSIOPE FASTIGIATA (_syn Andromeda fastigiata_) and C. TETRAGONA (_syn

Andromeda tetragona_) are small-growing species, only suitable for rock

gardening--the former of neat upright habit, with large pinky-white

bells all along the stems; and the latter of bushy growth, with square

stems and small white flowers.






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