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Red dead nettle, Castlecroft

19 March 2021 by David

Red dead nettle, Castlecroft

More spring flowers starting to come out. These red dead nettles were growing in the shelter of garden walls on a pavement at Castlecroft.

Red dead nettle, Castlecroft

“Dead” because they may look like nettles, but they’re not. So there’s no sting.

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