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White and green: wild garlic flowers

4 June 2015 by David

White and green: wild garlic flowers

Wild garlic (ramsom) in flower. Some stems have a whole bunch of flowers, though the scent is decidely garlicky.

Plants from this same patch are in an earlier post when the flower buds were just about to open.

White and green: wild garlic flowers

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