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Native Prarie Plants

Native Prarie Plants

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    Nice wildflower prairie – photo taken at Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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    Common Milkweed
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    hoary vervain & whorled milkweed
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    hoary vervain
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    whorled milkweed
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    American germander
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    horse mint with bee
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    western ironweed, grey headed cone flower
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    horse mint with bee
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    horse mint

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