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Drooping: horse chestnut leaves opening

30 April 2017 by David

Drooping: horse chestnut leaves opening

Partly-open leaves on a horse chestnut tree. At this stage, the leaves were still drooping because the tree hadn’t yet pumped enough water in them to raise them.

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