Wildflowers ID

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Thats two questions 1st identify the flower and then name the flower that is very similar to the flower
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Hope its not too late :D I believe it is yarrow, very similar to queens annes lace but QAL is web like while yarrow is clumped
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Will this ever be an event, perhaps after trees? Or does herpetology come in?
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CulturallyScientific wrote:Will this ever be an event, perhaps after trees? Or does herpetology come in?
Probably not. It's only for Texas so far. The event name is Texas Wildflowers.
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