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Sat, Mar 9, 13 at 20:28
| These plants were found growing within a deep hardwood cove in Webster Co. in central Mississippi. Broadleaf, purple leaves (sometimes dark green), white flowers, less than 6 inches tall. I'm quite certain it is native, since it was found in virgin hardwood forest. |
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