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dog's mercury

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dog's mercury


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In the spring one of the first flowers to bloom in the woodland is dog's mercury, followed by purple violets, bluebells and the pungent wild garlic.
It has a mixture of oak, sycamore and ash trees and woodland plants including the white flowered ramson,as well as dog's mercury.
The charcoal is made from the debris created in the forest-clearing practice known as coppicing, which allows light into the woodland environment, encouraging ancient woodland flowers such as dog's mercury, butterflies and dormice.
 
 
 
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