
Tamus communis, our only native member of the yam family and highly poisonous.
Picture taken September 1.
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Rubus fruticosus.
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The roots appear truncated. Folklore suggests the devil took a bite out of them, apparently annoyed that the plant was medicinally useful.
Succisa pratensis.
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Eupatorium cannabinum.
Picture taken August 6.
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Pulicaria dysenterica with guest.
Picture taken August 6.
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Lotus corniculatus.
Picture taken July 17.
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Centaurea nigra.
Picture taken July 17.
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Betonica officinalis.
Picture taken July 17.
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Rosa arvensis.
Picture taken June 20.
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An old belief tells of the glandular dots of St John’s Wort, Hypericum perforatum, oozing blood on the day the saint was executed, writes Stevens.
Picture taken June 20.
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Lonicera periclymenum and a line from ‘Cascade’ by Robert Desnos.
Picture taken on June 2.
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Anthriscus sylvestris, also known as Queen Anne’s lace says the Woodland Trust.
Picture taken May 28.
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