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Meadowsweet, frosted

13 January 2017 by David

Meadowsweet, frosted

Remains of one of last year’s meadowsweet plants, covered in frost during the cold spell at the start of the month. The plant usually grows in damp places – this one was at the edge of the canal at Compton.

Categories David
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