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Cynara flowers
By Spritzhenry
2 Aug, 2008
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Way up about 10' in the air!
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Wow Spritzhenry!
9 Aug, 2008
Amazing, aren't they! Last year the plant fell over in a high wind - I was very surprised when it grew again this year.
9 Aug, 2008
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I don't think so - they are ornamental ones, I hadn't thought about eating them!!! I couldn't get the bugs off - they just had to stay put. Too high up for me!
2 Aug, 2008