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Blackthorn, budding flowers

8 April 2021 by David

Blackthorn, budding flowers

Blackthorn, with its long and vicious thorns, has flowers which appear before the leaves. In hawthorn the order is reversed. Here the blackthorn flowers are still tight little buds.

Blackthorn, budding flowers

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