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Variegation
(redirected from Variegated plant)

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Variegation
Patchy variation in color.
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Cut out the reverted shoots before they take over the plant and kill out the original variegated plant - always cut back beyond the start of the reverted shoot to ensure complete success.
One great combination of plants that you could use in your home garden shopping thoughts for Fall, to bring out the color wheel inspirations in your garden design, would be to use smoke tree and euphorbia, and blend them in with some variegated plant species that feature colors of yellow, cream and green in the leaves, and further blend and layer your garden with plants that feature leaves of purple and maroon.
The leaves of many variegated plants lose their distinctive coloration when planted in too much shade, but the leaves of a select number of variegated plants, including ``Blushing Bride,'' turn completely green, instead, when grown in too much sun.
 
 
 
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