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"content": "For #WildflowerWednesday here is an evening primrose; Oenothera elata (Hooker’s Evening Primrose).\nThis photo was from 2 years ago; I have at least a dozen new ones that should flower this summer. These flowers grow as a flat rosette of leaves for ~1 year and then send up a tall stalk (1-2 m) that has flowers growing from the stem. As the name suggests, they primarily bloom at night and wither in the morning. \n#California #NativeFlowers #Flowers #Primrose\nhttps://media.mstdn.io/mstdn-media/media_attachments/files/116/450/404/737/029/901/original/c679c486cb63d700.jpg\n",
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