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Wild garlic in garden, flowers open

5 June 2024 by David
Wild garlic in garden, flowers open

The not really wild garlic growing in a front garden on Tettenhall Road. Its flowers had now all opened. Some, indeed, had already been fertilized. Having done their job, they had gone over, leaving the developing seed to begin to ripen.

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Redheads (coot chicks)
Cistus, flowers not yet open
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