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Flower of wreath, or blue-stemmed, goldenrod.
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Close look at lance-leaved figwort flower (color can vary).
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about Close look at lance-leaved figwort flower (color can vary).
At a glance, the lance-leaved figwort plant looks like a nettle, especially if the flower stalk is not present.
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about At a glance, the lance-leaved figwort plant looks like a nettle, especially if the flower stalk is not present.
Irregular petal arrangement of Gillenia trifoliata.
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Broad leaved meadowsweet in full flower.
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Broad leaved meadowsweet, taken on Mt. Washington
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Zig-zag goldenrod glows in autumn shade.
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Spiny fruit of sallow sedge, taken in Livingston Co. NY
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This figwort is not showy, but the flowers have abundant nectar that attract bees, hummingbirds, and wasps.
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about This figwort is not showy, but the flowers have abundant nectar that attract bees, hummingbirds, and wasps.
Citronella horse balm flowers are very intricate if given a close look.
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about Citronella horse balm flowers are very intricate if given a close look.
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