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California Poppies & Globe Gilia
“Wildflowers…that in small groups do not seem fragrant will sometimes reveal delicious aromas in large masses. Observing pollinators adds an extra dimension to the experience. Note pollen color; Gilias have blue pollen. Some flowers change color when they have been pollinated, which saves the pollinators a wasted trip. Researchers have found that scent also changes once pollination has occurred.”
Gardening with a Wild Heart
ŠTOLN 2002
5/17/02
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