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Alexanders, flowering mid-February, Devon roadside

20 March 2024 by David
Alexanders, flowering mid-February, Devon roadside

Alexanders plants were really common by the side of roads and lanes in south Devon, and the yellow flowers were beginning to open on some of them in mid-February.

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