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A named Vaughn, Vaughan or Douglas

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Louise starts with ...
I am seeking help in finding a plant , any plant named Vaughn or Douglas. I have began a tradition of when my friends have grandchildren I buy a plant the name of the child.
I believe there is a Cardinal Vaughn Peony , a Vaughn Hawthorn Bush , and a Vaughn Lilly hydrangeas. Can anyone help me find where to buy them in Australia, or suggest an alternative?
Much thanks
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jakfruit etiquette says...
Douglas Fir pine tree
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Echinopr@ says...
Douglas fir? There are several subtypes and the Rocky Mountain subspecies in in the far south eastern part of its range is heat, cold and dry tolerant. The coastal subspecies might only really be suitable for tassie.
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Echinopr@ says...
Also poached egg plant Limnanthes douglasii.
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