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Spindle fruit, bright red, opening

25 October 2021 by David

Spindle fruit, bright red, opening

The outer cover of the fruit on the Newbridge spindle tree which has been gradually ripening for several weeks, has now finally developed itsd bright pink / red colour. In the first of the fruits, that cover is opening to reveal the orange interior.

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