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Emily Dickinson Garden Literary Flower Chart Hardcover Journal bookish gift Each garment is hand printedDESIGN In addition to being one of the most famous female poets, Emily Dickinson was an avid gardener, known in her hometown for her incredible green thumb. Many of her favorite flowers make an appearance in her poems, including: Roses make an appearance a whopping 51 times in her poems, including: "Nobody knows this little Rose It might a pilgrim be" Emily often referred to herself as a daisy in her poems, a nickname also given to her by Samuel