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    Anatomy of a Bluebonnet

    Feb 10, 2022 2 minutes
    By Jacqueline Knox

    Up to 50 pea-like flowers, usually blue at the bottom and white at the top, form each of the bluebonnet’s signature blooms. The flower’s dark blue color takes a bit of work from the plant, as no plant pigment is truly blue. The blue hue results from other,

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