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(Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) - 03) The bloodroot has a solitary leaf
and is relatively easy to spot in the early spring. Once we find the flower and
locate the bloodroot leaf, we try to look at it once a day until blooming stops.
This one does not appear to have had a flower, or it was picked before it
matured. Most of the bloodroot leaves we have observed have been about 3 inches
across and very close to the ground; however, the literature says that they can
grow as tall as 12 inches.
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