Wild life - flora and fauna - then and now
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Chrism
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...and then there's these ones which are really sticky and I presume are a weed as they strangle other plants. Anyone know the correct name for either?
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chameleon
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Chrism wrote: These one's are related to the Burdocks This is stickybud to me - your pick could be a drying out stage of it.
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blackprince
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Geordie-exile wrote: You don't see groundsel much now do you? It used to grow a lot on sites that had been slum-cleared. You could smell the rats in those areas too. Horrible smell. I haven't used feed'n weed on my lawn( not in Leeds) for a couple of years and it has been invaded by groundsel. If it has become extinct on t'other side of the Pennines I will be happy to reintroduce it!
It used to be said that the statue of the Black Prince had been placed in City Square , near the station, pointing South to tell all the southerners who've just got off the train to b****r off back down south!