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Wisteria @ the Mermaid

25 May 2014 by David

Wisteria @ the Mermaid

Well-established and well-trained wisterias are striking in spring when pale purple flowers contrast with the yellowish colour of the new leaves. One such is growing across the front of the Mermaid Inn on Bridgnorth Road.

Wisteria @ the Mermaid

Categories David
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