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Lady’s bedstraw, flowering

17 November 202023 September 2018 by David

Lady's bedstraw, flowering

Lady’s bedstraw flowering with its sweet scent. In the days of straw mattresses, was used to perfume the straw, supposedly especially in lady’s beds.

Lady's bedstraw, flowering

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