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Herbaceous Plants by Common Name

HomeHerbaceous Plants by Common Name
Epilobium_brachycarpum
anuual willow-herb
Epilobium_ciliatum
water willow-herb
Barbarea_orthoceras
wintercress
Achillea_millefolium
yarrow

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wildflowers on Albany Hill; photos by Barbara Ertter

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Gumplant blooming on the crest of Albany Hill. Common checkered-skipper and native bee checking out the flowers. #tendingtheancientshorelinehill #nativepollinators #californianativeflora #californianativeplantsarethebest
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