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Exe estuary 201602 – Alexanders, ragged plant

13 March 2016 by David

Alexanders, ragged plant

An alexanders in flower at the end of February. Attractive, but this plant, which originates around the Mediterranean, is so prolific it is becoming a pest, mainly in coastal areas.

Alexanders, ragged plant

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