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Succisa pentaphylla is a wild perennial herb in the honeysuckle family, known from the Mediterranean and surrounding regions, rarely grown in gardens. It is best suited to a sunny, moist, open spot in a garden or wildlife planting.
Succisa pentaphylla is a species in the honeysuckle family. It was first described by German botanist Conrad Moench.
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