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Taconicus	Origins: Wildwood Flower / I'll Twine 'Mid the ... (168* d)	Have I found the Wildwood Flower "Aronatus"?	10 Sep 15
Have I found the fabled, long-lost "aronatus" of the song? Botanically a type of tulip, it's a (now) rare blue-eyed American wildflower with the scientific name "Humilis Alba Coerulea Oculata." I know of no other flower, let alone a wildflower, that matches the description. (Check the photo links below.) "…and the pale aronatus with eyes of bright blue." Humilis: small, humble, obscure. Alba: white. Coerulea: cerulean (azure, sky-blue). Oculata: having eyes; catching the eye. Humilis Alba Coerulea Oculata (photo) Description from a seed catalog.

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