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"ref": "1943, Leaflets of the Lexington (Mass.) Botanic Garden, volumes 13-19",
"text": "Sea Bluebells (Mertensia maritima) would seem a pleasant companion for Virginia Bluebells, and there is plenty of foliage all summer.",
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"ref": "1994, Ernest Ingersoll, Explorers Journal",
"text": "[…] I found two remarkable flowering plants, sea bluebells Mertensia maritima growing close to the water's edge in a prostrate configuration with grey-green leaves and light bluebell-shaped flowers, and sea beach sandwort […]",
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