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Posted on 02 May 2008 by D. Travis North

Camassia

Camassia quamash, commonly known as Wild Hyacinth, is great in part shade.  This particular specimen is in the formal gardens at Temple University Ambler Arboretum.

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D. Travis North is a professional Landscape Architect, a Freelance Photographer and founder of Shutter Photo. Travis likes to photograph urban environments, architectural details and has a new-found interest in close-up photography. His work can be found at D. Travis North Photography. Follow Travis on twitter: @dtnorth.

 
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