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More blushers on a lawn

13 August 2024 by David
More blushers on a lawn

The garden in front of a block of flats. The raised lawn which regularly throws up several species of mushroom each year in their due seasons. There’s already been one set of blushers, much smaller than the usual size. They’ve now gone, to be replaced further along the lawn by others, size back to normal.

More blushers on a lawn
Categories David
Poppies, Wolverhampton city centre
Lime seeds beginning to ripen
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