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| | | Help with flower ID Please Any ideas ? 
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| | | Re: Help with flower ID Please Looks like Verbena bonariensis, garden plant good for insects, seeds everywhere! | 
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| | | Re: Help with flower ID Please I'll confirm that- I have masses in my garden + is usually excellent for insects, but as with most things this year there aren't so many insect takers.
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