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Hairy pods (garden broom)

20 July 2022 by David
Hairy pods (garden broom)

The pods are a sign that brooms are related to the likes of peas and beans. The hairs will discourage animals from eating them, with their doubtless tender and fleshy seeds inside.

Hairy pods (garden broom)
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