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Sloes with scabby skin, ripening

25 August 2014 by David

Sloes with scabby skin, ripening

Many of this year’s sloes seem to be developing with disfigured skin. These are an example, as are ones seen earlier on the same set of bushes.

Sloes with scabby skin, ripening

Categories David
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