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Arisaema — An Image

May 12, 2017 / Carrie Birde

“Jack-in-the-Pulpit” — C.Birde, 5/17

Whatever you may call him —

Arisaema,

Bog onion,

Brown dragon,

Indian or Wild turnip,

American Wake robin —

Jack

is

back.

— C.Birde, 5/17

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