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Read an article about disappearing wild flowers in New York City with 12 color illustrations by Wendy Hollender in The New York Times.

New York City's Extinct Blooms

Only a fraction of the native plant species documented in New York City's history remain. Here's a selection of plants that have vanished.March 25, 2011 - Opinion

Click Here to Read the article in The New York Times Op Art Section March 27,2011

Posted by Wendy Hollender on March 29, 2011 at 5:58 PM under

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Donna McClure on May 25, 2011 at 6:36 PM said:

I live in southwest Michigan near a woods created 20 years ago to show native trees in a Senior housing area. I see three trillum species-white-pink and a deep burgandy. Lovely drawings.

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Read an article about disappearing wild flowers in New York City with 12 color illustrations by Wendy Hollender in The New York Times.

New York City's Extinct Blooms

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