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The Lewis Monkey Flower
The Lewis Monkey flower was first discovered on August 12th 1806 in Montana, and it is mostly located and "found in wet open places on the mountains". these magnificent flowers come in various different colors for example; red, orange pink and yellow. We were notified that these flowers come in about 150 species around the world mainly in north America, as you can see below there is a real sample of a dried Lewis and monkey

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