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Purple african thistle, Cathedral Close, Canterbury

30 June 2024 by David
Purple african thistle, Cathedral Close, Canterbury

This spiky plant, native only far to the south of the African continent, was flowering and flourishing by one of the lawns of Canterbury Cathedral, and immediately caught the eye.

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