BOUNCING BET! . . . (Saponaria officinalis) A member of the Pink Family. Introduced from Europe.
The common name originates from the plant's use in North American colonial times as a soap substitute.
(Bouncing Bet was a nickname for a washerwoman.)
BOUNCING BET! . . . (Saponaria officinalis)
A member of the Pink Family. Introduced from Europe.
The common name originates from the plant's use in North American colonial
times as a soap substitute.
(Bouncing Bet was a nickname for a washerwoman.)
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2002)
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