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Family: Thalictroideae Genus: Aqualegia
Short flowering plants typically growing 15-20 in. tall, they are noted for their beautiful spurred petals, and are a common garden plant.
They are found naturally in the higher altitude meadows and woodlands of North America. They are considered very hearty and can survive in most soils.
They are highly poisonous and consumption of the root or leaves can be deadly.
Spotted on May 2, 2013
Submitted on May 2, 2013
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