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Meadowsweet, buds and flowers beginning to open

17 August 2016 by David

Meadowsweet, buds and flowers beginning to open

The delicate flowers of meadowsweet, often found growing by water. These flowers and unopened buds were on plants growing by the canal at Newbridge, and by the pool at Compton Park.

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