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Greens with a touch of white: wild garlic, flowers just about to open

26 May 2015 by David

Greens with a touch of white: wild garlic, flowers just about to open

Ramsoms (wild garlic) growing by the side of the Railway Walk, just as the flowers were about to open, before the plants developed their pungent aroma.

Greens with a touch of white: wild garlic, flowers just about to open

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Greenfinch singing in elder bush
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