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National Park Mystery Plant 19: Perhaps It's a Cold?

These two sentences contain all the clues you should need to identify this month's national park mystery plant.

You're drooping like a wilted flower, and I'm fast growing tired of your sneezing. For crying out loud, just take two aspirins, drink lots of water, and go to bed.

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Florida holly


Nope; not Florida holly.


Ragweed


Not ragweed either.


Anon 10:08 am has come very close (requiring just an adjective to get the job done).  He knows that the mystery plant is a tree, and that's half the battle.


Kudos to Anon 12345, who supplied the correct answer at 10:49 EDT. Anybody else figure it out yet?


Yellowstone Ed and Anon out west have both nailed it. Anon 11:11 is in the ballpark.


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