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22 May 2016
Bluets
Houstonia caerulea
Walden-Parke Preserve
Bangor, Maine
photo by Donne Sinderson
Look for these small, low-growing (4 to 8 inches) wildflowers near the trailhead/kiosk. Blooms April through July. Forms large colonies.
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