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Laurel berries: ripening just starting

1 March 2020 by David

Laurel berries: ripening just starting

Berries on a knee-high laurel shrub in Bridgnorth’s Castle Grounds Park, just starting to ripen, beginning to turn from pale green to red. The eventual destination, black.

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