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Why do my flowers look like hamburgers?

This is fasciation, which is a completely natural mutation of the plant. There are several different kinds of fasciation and UT Extension Horticultural Specialist Celeste Scott talks about them. This is all totally natural and gives you a fun variation in your garden.

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Related Resources:
Fascinating Fasciation
Fasciated flowers fascinate gardeners
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