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Growing together, Bridgnorth castle wall: ragwort, snapdragon, wallflower

19 July 2016 by David

Growing together, Bridgnorth castle wall: ragwort, snapdragon, wallflower

Some of the varied community of plants which have found a home on the artificial cliff-face formed by the castle ruins at Bridgnorth. Ragwort, snapdragon, wallflower were all blooming among the moss and grass.

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