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Gentiana catesbaei
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Gentiana catesbaei, commonly called Elliot's gentian, American gentian, or bottle gentian, is a wildflower native to the eastern North America. It grows in the swampy areas from Virginia to Florida and has showy, pale blue flowers which appear in the late fall from September to December. It shares the common name "bottle gentian" with several other species....read more on Wikipedia.
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