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Flower, great willowherb

30 July 2021 by David

Flower, great willowherb

The plants tend to be taller than the more common rosebay willowherb, and more likely to be found specifically in damp spaces. This one one one of the plants in the wildflower area surrounding the Compton Park pool.

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