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Horse chestnut flower candelabras

30 April 2017 by David

Horse chestnut flower candelabra

Horse chestnut flowers, in different stages of opening on the same West Park tree. The flowers are arranged on a spike rising from the twig, the structure resembling a candelabra.

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Drooping: horse chestnut leaves opening
Sycamore leaf buds opening
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