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Bedstraws flowering – lady’s bedstraw

29 July 2022 by David
Bedstraws flowering - white bedstraw

Lady’s bedstraw. A patch of this gives of a strong sweet smell. Back in the days when straw matresses where the best that the many could hope to lie on, some of this might well be an attractive additiona ingredient.

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