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A species from the Pacific Northwest. It grows along the coast from British Columbia south to Baja California
but most common in the northern part of the range and always within a few hundred yards of the coast. Named after Dr. John Scouler who was travelling with David Douglas during his 1825 expedition. It has grown vigorously here under a large Rhododendron, protected from the glare of the sun. It died after about ten years in a drought. |
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