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Wild About NYC: Flowers

Submitted to #WildNYC by Twitter user @RonaldBourque3.

Every day of the Spring Pledge Drive, we're exploring a different aspect of WNYC's #WildNYC photo project. If you haven't checked out the gallery, click here and submit your own!

Today Marielle Anzelone, urban ecologist and founder and executive director of NYC Wildflower Week, tells us all about wild flowers in our area.

Now: it's wild out there! Discussing #WildNYC flowers with @nycbotanist. pic.twitter.com/4O1mmWJ6RQ
— Brian Lehrer Show (@BrianLehrer) May 19, 2016

Is marijuana a weed? Well, if it’s growing in NYC it is, says @nycbotanist. When she worked for Parts Dept, she sometimes found it growing.
— Brian Lehrer Show (@BrianLehrer) May 19, 2016

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