#WildflowerHour #WildflowerAllotment Spotted some black nightshade growing emerging near the tomato plants, which I had better keep an eye on, will probably move this one, as is growing elsewhere too away from edible plants.
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Red in autumn ... Lords and ladies, hawthorn and rowan #fruits
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Two faces of pale toadflax (linaria repens) at The Holies, Streatley (W. Berks) this week. I wonder if the darker one is a highly saturated wild variant or a stable hybrid with purple toadflax (l. Γ dominii)? #wildflowerhour
Small-flowered Cranesbill Geranium pusillum on a local arable field today. #wildflowerhour @bsbibotany.bsky.social
Red bartsia (odontites vernus) on Stockbridge Down (Hants) this week in the afternoon sun. An important late-season source of nectar for carder bees and various wasps. #wildflowerhour
Always a reliable spot for Lesser Calamint, Clinopodium nepeta, beside the Packhorse Bridge in Moulton #Suffolk.
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Wild mignonette (reseda lutea) #FRUITS seen this week on Stockbridge Down (Hants). The picture shows green immature pods on the lower stem and ripe, open-topped brown capsules on the upper stem. #wildflowerhour
The rosehips from the Dog Rose were stunning on my walk today
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A joyful morning in West Dorset on Tuesday immersed in Autumn Ladies Tresses #Orchids, Clouded Yellow butterflies & amazing views. π
ALT may spiral clockwise or anticlockwise, apparently 2/3 favour the former. But how do you determine the direction - from top down, or bottom up?? π€
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#WildflowerHour #WildflowerAllotment Chamomile still happily growing alongside the tomatoes.
#Wildflowerhour Carline Thistle (Carlina vulgaris) is still in flower this week on limestone in South Cumbria.
#WildflowerHour #WildflowerAllotment Corn Marigolds still blossoming while going to seed too.
Heather is still flowering! #WildFlowerHour
One flower of Black horehound hanging on in there. #WildflowerHour
#WildflowerHour #WildflowerAllotment A solitary Chive flower appearing amongst the seedheads.
