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Wood anemones, Wightwick Manor garden wood

2 March 2019 by David

Wood anemones, Wightwick Manor garden wood

March is the month for the flowers of the woodland floor, before the trees grow their leaves and put the ground into deep shage. These wood anemones were in the woodland at the back of the garden at Wightwick Manor back in 2011.

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