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New York City Wildflowers
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Veronica
Veronica, also called birdseye speedwell.
Growing in a lawn on the southeast side of Harlem meer, Central Park.
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A catalog of wildflowers - both native and
invasive - found on the streets and in the
parks of New York City.
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