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Spooky Plants!

Spooky Plants!

Creepy, gooey, stinky, thorny…for some plants, every day is Halloween. Find out more in our Spooky Plants infographic!

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Posted on October 21, 2014Author The Graphic GardenersCategories Infographics, Nature in ViewTags carnivorous plants, carrion flower, halloween, pitcher plant, pollinating bats, spooky, toad plant, venus flytrapLeave a comment on Spooky Plants!

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