What is this flower called?

ID RequestWhat is this flower called?(uploads.ovarit.com)

Posted February 9, 2025 by CompassionateGoddess in Gardening

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July 27, 2020

Also wanted to add, I feel very odd offering any suggestions at all because I can't imagine the work that went into constructing this website so quickly. I'm immensely grateful, and love it here already

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crystal_phoenix

July 27, 2020

It's not quite what you're looking for, but if you spot a little icon under the post title, to the left of the time posted, clicking it will expand the post content downwards. I've found it on text posts and image posts that aren't a link off-site.

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hexchromosome

July 28, 2020

Thank you, I had no idea!

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girl_undone

July 29, 2020

I think there was a RES feature on Reddit that made it so you could click a button on the top of the page and all the images would be expanded. Maybe something like that if it also had a text feature that showed the first chunk of text on posts as well? Then it could also be a user setting, and people could have it either way.

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Posted February 9, 2025 by CompassionateGoddess

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