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    Curtis's botanical magazine..London ; New York [etc.] :Academic Press [etc.].biodiversitylibrary.org/page/473157
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    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    Cyanella hyacinthoides This plant is native to South Africa. See WikipediaFred found it growing near a wetland in brown sandy soil. It is known in a few locations and is thought to be a garden escape. Photo: Fred
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    Ladies hand
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    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    Cyanella hyacinthoides This plant is native to South Africa. See WikipediaFred found it growing near a wetland in brown sandy soil. It is known in a few locations and is thought to be a garden escape. Photo: Fred
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    Ladies hand
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    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    Cyanella hyacinthoides This plant is native to South Africa. See WikipediaFred found it growing near a wetland in brown sandy soil. It is known in a few locations and is thought to be a garden escape. Photo: Fred
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    Ladies hand
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    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    Cyanella hyacinthoides This plant is native to South Africa. See WikipediaFred found it growing near a wetland in brown sandy soil. It is known in a few locations and is thought to be a garden escape. Photo: Fred
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    Ladies hand
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    Jean and Fred   Flickr Group
    Cyanella hyacinthoides This plant is native to South Africa. See WikipediaFred found it growing near a wetland in brown sandy soil. It is known in a few locations and is thought to be a garden escape. Photo: Fred
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