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Tag: Wild·Garlic
Other tags: plant:wild garlic
Showing images tagged with Wild Garlic tag near SK2556.
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Side valley, Hopton Wood
by Andrew Hill geograph for square SK2556 Looking down the path to the main road through the Griffe Grange valley.... (more)
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Wild garlic by the River Churnet
by Graham Hogg geograph for square SK0147 At the foot of a very stiff climb to Kingsley.
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At the centre of Whitwell Wood
by Andrew Hill geograph for square SK5278 Wild garlic (ramsons) in flower at the foot of the beech trees. Right by... (more)
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Bridge 34 on the Chesterfield Canal
by Graham Hogg geograph for square SK5281 On the Cuckoo Way, scented by the wild garlic growing on the towpath
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The Severn Way passing through wild garlic
by Philip Halling geograph for square SO8168 The Severn Way passing through wild garlic (Ramsons, Allium ursinum) not... (more)
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Marles Wood on the banks of the Ribble
by Phil Platt geograph for square SD6735 Wild garlic in profusion gave the wood the aroma of an Italian restaurant.
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Wild Garlic (Allium ursinum)
by Christine Matthews for square NY4103 Growing at the roadside in Troutbeck.
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Waterfall north of High Mill
by Andrew Curtis geograph for square NY9038 The water here falls over an outcrop of sandstone. The rock has a... (more)
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Blue and white
by Ian Capper for square TQ2451 Bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta) and Wild Garlic or Ramsons (Allium... (more)
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Ramsons (Allium ursinum), Bishopstone
by Miss Steel for square SU0625 Ramsons is an upright bulbous perennial that smells strongly of garlic... (more)
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Montacute: path up St Michael's Hill
by Christopher Hilton geograph for square ST4916 |
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Path through wild garlic
by Philip Halling geograph for square SY9477 The South West Coast Path passing through wild garlic which is just beginning to flower.
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Wild garlic, Groomsport
by Albert Bridge for square J5383 Wild garlic Link
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Wild garlic, Crawfordsburn Country Park
by Albert Bridge for square J4681 Wild garlic growing (and smelling) in Crawfordsburn Country Park.
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