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Spindle fruit, getting near to ripeness

4 October 2020 by David

Spindle fruit, getting near to ripeness

Fruit on a spindle tree, on the Railway Walk opposite Cupcake Junction, now looking like they are getting very near to ripeness. Wnen they do so, they will split apart to reveal the orange-coloured seeds inside.

Categories David
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