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Astoria Pool, 19th St, Astoria, N.Y., USA

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This beautiful red flower is helping to protect monarch butterflies. It is called the Cardinal Flower and is native to the Americas.

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This is a Red Clover and a bee was buzzing around right before this picture.

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This is a Chicory flower, a part of the dandelion family!

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Mexican Marigold in a house window sill bin!

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An Orange Trumpet is actively being pollinated!

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This flower is the Fall Phlox and native to the Eastern and Central United States.

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At last, we see the Common Sunflower. A bumblebee was pollinating this flower and flew away before I could get the chance to capture him in his work!

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I can’t help but to buzz around and stop at all of the flowers! This flower is Sweet Alyssum and it’s very tiny and low growing.

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This flower is the Orpine, and it has an interesting nickname — frog’s-stomach. I wonder why it was nicknamed that?

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This is my favorite flower. This beauty reminds me of vacationing in Cape Cod. It is the Mophead Hydrangea. It is native to Japan!

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I couldn’t identify exactly what plant this was, but it is in the genus — Brambles. It could be one of many types of raspberry or blackberry.

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What a beautiful community garden!

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The Gallant Soldier is so tiny. I was drawn to the amount of detail and beauty something so tiny can hold.

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This pink beauty is a China Rose.

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Bzzzzz… this is a Sweet-William! It is a popular, ornamental garden plant.

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This beautiful flower is an Elegant Zinnia. It is native to Mexico and an annual flowering plant.

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This herb interested me because of the tendrils along the stem. It is a Borage, known as a starflower, and is native to the Mediterranean.

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Another bee was buzzing around this Black-eyed Susan! This plant is in the sunflower family and native to North America.

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I saw a beautiful Anise Hyssop! It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

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I buzzed past a coneflower! This species is either a Purple Coneflower or a Pale Purple Coneflower, and both are native to the area!

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Here we see the Scarlet Sage, also known as tropical sage. It is native to Brazil.