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user 17725
Plants intended to cover an area of ground.
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What is this tiny blue/purple flower with thin, vinelike stems, in Charles City, Virginia?
I don't have a conclusive ID for you, but maybe this will help someone else finish the job.
I am convinced this is a member of the Sanguisorba genus.
The leaves, sepals, rhizome, and flower head a …
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