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The 2nd yr I've found this unique tower structure in my Canada anemones. Develops/blooms after the earlier flowers are almost gone. Blooms/leaves different than the earlier ones (#3).

Haven't found any info on this yet. Anybody know?

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Photograph of a group of Canada anemone (Anemone canadensis) stems, leaves, and flowers with one stem towering above the plants/stems below with an out of focus faux-brick wall in the background. This species typically has five pure white petals that radiate around a center with a large number of white stamens with yellow-green anthers surrounding many green pistils. However, the tall structure produces a different bloom consisting of five stiff, concave green petals that radiate around a center with a large number of green stamens with green anthers surrounding a large number of green pistils.

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Extreme closeup photograph of a Canada anemone (Anemone canadensis) flower with vague grays in the background. This species typically has five pure white petals that radiate around a center with a large number of white stamens with yellow-green anthers surrounding many green pistils. However, the tall structure produces a different bloom consisting of five stiff, concave green petals that radiate around a center with a large number of green stamens with green anthers surrounding a large number of green pistils.

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Extreme closeup photograph of a Canada anemone flower (Anemone canadensis) surrounded by out of focus green foliage. This species typically has five pure white petals that radiate around a center with a large number of white stamens with yellow-green anthers surrounding many green pistils.

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