Botanical Wednesday: This might have something to do with some holiday this week

By pharyngula on February 12, 2014.

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ah, reminds me of an old elton john song -
love lies bleeding ... these bleeding hearts used to grow in from of my old house..come to think of it love lies bleeding is another plant entirely ..an Amaranthus...common names, ya gotta love 'em

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