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read and relax.

Find a comfortable spot.

Adjust your volume.

Take a nice deep breath in. Let it out slowly.

And off we go. Tonight, we're relaxing with more from a charming work about nature.

Wild flowers worth Knowing, adapted by Aisa Don Dickinson, from Nature's Garden by Nelchy Blanchin,

first published in 1917.

Let's pick up right where we left off

with the flowers of the Lily family.

Let's begin.

Wild Spiconard

Fall Solomon Seal or Solomon's zigzag, Smellusina Rassamosa. Flowers, white or greenish, small, slightly fragrant, in a densely flowered terminal raceme.

Perrinth of six

daimens, one pistol.

stem, simple, somewhat angled, one to three feet high, scaly below, leafy and sometimes finely

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