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Stinking Hellebore (...
Stinking Hellebore is an erect plant with dark blue-green lower leaves each with 3 - 9 narrower segments that rise from two arches on the tip of the leaf stalks. The green flowers are cup-like and develop purple edges to the green sepals. The plant flowers from January to April. It grows in open woo...
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White Dead Nettle (L...
A common plant with white hooded flowers that grows in hedgerows, wastelands. The plant relies on Bumble Bees for polination and the flower shape is suited to this. It is called a dead nettle as it lacks the stinging hairs. It has a long flowering period from May to December. Picture taken Felmersha...
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Gorse (Ulex europaeu...
Gorse has green stems and leaves modified to form spines. It has bright yellow flowers and prefers light lime-free soils. Thoroughly crushed it used to be used as winter cattle feed and as a fuel. It can grow up to eight feet high in thick patches in rough grassy places. It can flower any time o...
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Gorse (Ulex europaeu...
Gorse has green stems and leaves modified to form spines. It has bright yellow flowers and prefers light lime-free soils. Thoroughly crushed it used to be used as winter cattle feed and as a fuel. It can grow up to eight feet high in thick patches in rough grassy places. It can flower any time of th...
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Gorse (Ulex europaeu...
Gorse has green stems and leaves modified to form spines. It has bright yellow flowers and prefers light lime-free soils. Thoroughly crushed it used to be used as winter cattle feed and as a fuel. It can grow up to eight feet high in thick patches in rough grassy places. It can flower any time of th...
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Gorse (Ulex europaeu...
Gorse has green stems and leaves modified to form spines. It has bright yellow flowers and prefers light lime-free soils. Thoroughly crushed it used to be used as winter cattle feed and as a fuel. It can grow up to eight feet high in thick patches in rough grassy places. It can flower any time of th...
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Gorse (Ulex europaeu...
Gorse has green stems and leaves modified to form spines. It has bright yellow flowers and prefers light lime-free soils. Thoroughly crushed it used to be used as winter cattle feed and as a fuel. It can grow up to eight feet high in thick patches in rough grassy places. It can flower any time of th...
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Ivy (Hedera helix) ...
Ivy is one of the few native climbing plants that reaches a significant height. It produces fine rootlets from its stem that help it to cling to walls and trees. In Autumn it produces greenish flowers that are pollinated by wasps and flies (shown here in fruit). Ivy was traditionally hung on walls a...
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Ivy (Hedera helix)
Ivy is one of the few native climbing plants that reaches a significant height. It produces fine rootlets from its stem that help it to cling to walls and trees. In Autumn it produces greenish flowers that are pollinated by wasps and flies (shown here in fruit). Ivy was traditionally hung on walls a...
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Holly (Ilex aquifoli...
A small tree/shrub 3-15 m with smooth thin bark, glossy green leaves with wavy edges and spines It flowers May - August and the female plants produce bright red fruits in Autumn/Winter. Pictured at Maulden, Bedfordshire early December 2005
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Holly (Ilex aquifoli...
Usually a small shrub 3-15 m but holly can grow into a large tree. It has smooth thin bark, glossy green leaves with wavy edges and spines It flowers May - August and the female plants produce bright red fruits in Autumn/Winter. Pictured at Maulden, Bedfordshire early December 2005
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Stinking Iris (Iris ...
Plant with sword-shaped evergreen leaves. Forms with dull purple flowers from May to July. Fruits (pictured) are club shaped capsules that split into 3 segements when ripe exposing orange-red seeds. It is common in southern England mainly on calcareous soils. Pictured mid December 2005, Maulden,...
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Stinking Iris (Iris ...
Plant with sword-shaped evergreen leaves. Forms with dull purple flowers from May to July. Fruits (pictured) are club shaped capsules that split into 3 segements when ripe exposing orange-red seeds. It is common in southern England mainly on calcareous soils. Pictured mid December 2005, Maulden,...
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Stinking Iris (Iris ...
Plant with sword-shaped evergreen leaves. Forms with dull purple flowers from May to July. Fruits (pictured) are club shaped capsules that split into 3 segements when ripe exposing orange-red seeds. It is common in southern England mainly on calcareous soils. Pictured mid December 2005, Maulden,...
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Snowberry or White c...
Snowberry is an introduced, deciduous shrub, 1-3 m high. It was first introduced in 1817 for horticultural purposes and also planted for game cover. It has become well naturalized in some areas and is common in the hedgerows in mid Bedfordshire near Cople where this was pictured. It spreads by suc...
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