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This essay is simultaneously an intimate autobiographical reflection and a sensory botanical portrait of dianthus, particularly a variety known as "grass pinks" or "cottage pinks." Referring to the work of botanist John Gerard and seedsman/editor James Vick, Bailey reflects on this plant, and his reflection serves as a testament to the garden-sentiment as it weaves together plant and person into a single life tapestry.
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