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Boy what huge leaves they are. What sort of flower is that?
Tony McGurk recently posted..Getting to the Moon
@tony i was wondering the same thing! such a delicate little flower and huge leaves… unlike anything i’ve seen before. i like it!
It’s definitely a plant. A flowering plant. And that’s about all I can say.
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I don’t actually remember its name. It grows in the woods here in Southern Oregon.
I have never seen one of these before great capture
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That is lovely. It seems unusual to see such large leaves with such a small flower.
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