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Dalea albida
Whitetassels (Dalea albida) is a perennial legume in the pea family, native to the dry sandy pine habitats of the southeastern US. It is grown for its white flower spikes and does best in full sun and sharp drainage.
Dalea albida is a flowering plant in the Dalea genus. It grows in parts of Alabama, Florida, and Georgia.
A perennial in the family Fabaceae, it produces white flowers. It grows in coastal plain dry sand and pineland habitats. Petalostemon albidus is a synonym.
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