Bluebells
Simon Knight has sent us pictures of bluebells and says that this weekend, they will be at their best. Come and see.
The extraordinary flowers of wood spurge (Euphorbia amygdaloides) growing in the Arboretum.
Conservation status: common
Pictures by Suzanne Humphries
Common spotted orchid, Dactylorhiza fuchsii, in the woods around the edge of Village Green
Just for luck.
A picture from seven year old Amelia Newblé of the four-leafed clover she found in the park. Thank you Amelia.
Primroses
by Sarah Marsh
The Friends have recently planted 150 primrose plug plants in one of the wooded copses in the Village Green area.
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The snowdrops are opening
The snowdrops in the copse in the southern corner of Village Green are beginning to open.
Video by Neil Bromhall
Header picture taken in the park by DKG
Here’s one of last year’s posts from snowdrop time:
Spear thistle
Another species named in the Injurious Weeds Act of 1959: the tall and beautiful spear thistle (Cirsium vulgare). Here is a gallery of pictures of spear thistles taken in the park by DKG.
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Tufted vetch
This is tufted vetch (Vicia cracca), a species of vetch native to Europe and Asia.
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Roses in the rain.
photos by Suzanne Humphries
