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Foxglove
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5th
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2005
03:33 pm
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Foxglove in a friend's garden.
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What a pretty color! I think this is the first time I've seen a picture of foxglove in color.
Most of the pictures I've seen are old wood carvings in old medical books.
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Most of the pictures I've seen are old wood carvings in old medical books.