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globeflower

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globeflower
see trollius europaeus.
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People inevitably walk around the edges of muddy puddles rather than through them, and the path has been gradually widening, while the grassy edges - which in spring and summer should be full of rare flowers such as the pretty yellow globeflower - are slowly getting narrower.
Help flown in to protect beauty spot by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The globeflower and the pink ragged robin will be among plants joining the waterspurslane, which was discovered in the Stewart Park's Wetland Conservation Meadow last year.
Rare flowers for park by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
The globeflower has gorgeous yellow blooms in spring and loves a sunny spot with a fertile soil.
Your garden: Pippa Greenwood's gardening column by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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