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The Fringed Gentian™
Fall 2026
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Eloise writes the Garden History
100 years ago Eloise Butler wrote an "Early History of the Wild Botanic Garden." She describes how it was found, why it was desirable to protect it and what happened after that.
The color red
The color red highlights the Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden from earliest spring to winter. First in flowers then in fruits and leaves.
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