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Marsh marigold patch, Compton Park

4 May 2018 by David

Marsh marigold patch, Compton Park

The pond in Compton Park, created four or five years ago, is gradually choking with advancing vegetation. This includes several patches of marsh marigolds, with bright flowers every spring showing their membership of the buttercup family.

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