Wildflower Basket 2007 BOM, September Blocks, Spotted Coral Root and Columbine
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The Spotted Coral Root has no chlorophyll; it grows as a saprophyte
that grows cooperatively with a certain fungus to break down organic
matter for nutrients. It has no real leaves, and its stem grows
below ground. The Columbine is cultivated from seed with ease,
flowers in spring, possibly in its first year, is sought after by bees,
and has spur-shaped petals.
Link to the pattern for the basket portion of these blocks, click here.
September 2007 BOM patterns in pdf for Spotted Coral Root, click here; Columbine, click here.
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Spotted Coral Root
