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Corncockle flower

24 July 2015 by David

Corncockle flower

Corncockle arrived in Britain in prehistoric times, coming as a weed in wheat when wheat growing was introduced. This flower was on another of the plants in the sewn wildflower bed by the Ranger’s hut at Baggeridge Country Park.

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