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A Sego Lilly

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A Sego Lilly

A Sego Lilly in Picnic Canyon. July 2010

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	TyeDyeTwins	Re: Ex...
	Hasn't voted	This flower is the Utah State flower. It became that way because the 1st mormon settlers ate the bulb of this plant to ward off starvation.....thats why people here in Utah who eat the bulbs are called "bulb eaters". Happy Trails
		Posted Aug 17, 2010 12:16 am

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