The not to be eaten #fruits of deadly nightshade Atropa belladonna, on wonderful restored heathland at Grimston Warren in Norfolk. #wildflowerhour #fruits
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Common dogwood #WildFlowerHour #Fruits

Certainly the most toxic of #Fruits from today’s walk #WildFlowerHour

Finally remembered to take a picture for #wildflowerhour found these beautiful yellow Cherry Plums in the hedgerow #fruits

Luscious sprays of elderberries #WildFlowerHour #Fruits

Rosehips and unripened ivy berries competing for space in the hedgerow at Hafodty Lane, #colwynbay #baecolwyn &#conwy #northwales #wales #wildflowerhour #fruits

A single wallnut on a tiny Wallnut tree beside the River Cam #Cambridge.
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Yesterday, we came upon this magnificent hawthorn, its ancient branches laden with scarlet haws.

Its beauty, age and presence in that remote Swaledale landscape engendered a sense of reverence — a life standing quietly in that place through seasons beyond counting.

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Haws and hips from today’s walk #WildFlowerHour #Fruits

Dogwood berries at Lakeside Country Park on Friday and rose hips and sloes there on Tuesday. #Fruits #WildflowerHour

Small fruits of Green Nightshade, Solanum nitidibaccatum, in the #Suffolk #Brecks. #WildflowerHour #Fruits

Hedgerow guelder rose #WildFlowerHour #Fruits

Perhaps hops also count as fruits! #Fruits #WildFlowerHour

Black bryony - one of the more striking #Fruits from today’s walk #WildFlowerHour

Spindle (Euonymus europaeus) fruit not fully ripened.
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For #WildflowerHour #Fruits guelder rose, elderberries and hawthorn

Blackberries and their more easily overlooked cousin, dewberries #WildFlowerHour #Fruits

Garden Asparagus, Asparagus officinalis, on a road verge in #Suffolk. #WildflowerHour #Fruits