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Hi folks,
I am attaching two photos for this question, one of which is a basic, whole stem picture of a group of seed pods on what was some kind of flower that was in a community herb garden. The foliage looked like a very small 'mum but the seed pods and their stem-type didn't appear like any typical herb or fragrant flower of which I am aware. Can anyone identify it as, if it happens to be from a butterfly and bee-friendly flower, I would love to insert it along the fence of our "hunger garden" to attract our pollinating friends for the fruits and veggies? Thanks, this is the larger of the two and I will post the smaller/close-up one below it.
Sincerely,
Thor
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