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White water lily, red lily pads

29 May 2021 by David

White water lily, red lily pads

Water lily pads on the surface of Old Nursery Pond, dark red because they were still pumped full of growth hormone. The hormone is already being re-absorbed. The leaves will have turned green well before the white flowers develop.

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