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ScalziPlease accept this important picture of a purple coneflower into your timeline, thank you
lenndulum@scalzi thank you!! I love purple coneflowers. This was a pleasant start to my day :D
Drusilla Bloeme@scalzi and also unto you, this Spiranthes (probably eatonii) growing in my neighbors’ lawn. I can’t get them to stop mowing before seeds mature.
North Easton 
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BunRab Is Old And Tired@scalzi
Next time you're in Maryland, let someone talk you into going to EW Becks in Sykesville. Their parking lot is a riot of purple coneflowers, their food is good, and the view out the front windows is of the independent bookstore across the street.
Next time you're in Maryland, let someone talk you into going to EW Becks in Sykesville. Their parking lot is a riot of purple coneflowers, their food is good, and the view out the front windows is of the independent bookstore across the street.
ningunx@scalzi no, thank you.
fnord@scalzi 11/10 - Would enjoy again.
BitPoet@scalzi the rabbits have been a plague this year, they've eaten everything including coneflowers.
Semi Sentient AI Cooling Water@scalzi First thought was. That's an echinacea flower (a medicinal plant). I checked & it's in the same plant family. Lovely.
buwel@scalzi your submission is most welcome and shall be cherished
Chip Collier@scalzi excellent candidate for the #bloomscrolling crowd.
ⓝⓞ🅞🅝🅔@scalzi While walking to the space museum with one of my wee ones, I ran into some flowers just like that and snapped a photo so I could look it up later. Instead, you've answered my question without my having asked! Thank you!
