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Floral diversity has massively increased

angelica flowers prior to opening — Angelica

bird's foot trefoil bright yellow flowers, similar in shape to those of a pea — Bird’s-foot Trefoil

yellow bristly ox-tongue flower and prickly leaves — Bristly Ox-tongue

purple bugle flowers in grassland — Bugle

red campion flowers, with cerise pink petals — Red Campion

white campion flowers, these are open with a very white centre too — White Campion

small pink centaury flowers, shaped like little pink stars with yellow centres — Centaury

cerise pink clover flower — Clover

yellow toadflx flowers, arranged on a spike — Common Toadflax

pale purple cuckoo flowers in amongst rush — Cuckoo Flower

a bright yellow dandelion flower being visited by a yellow dung fly — Dandelion

pale pink fumitory flowers with dark maroon tips to them — Fumitory

marsh pea flowers, a cerise pink, with peach coloured buds — Marsh Pea

marsh thistle flower head with a visiting bumblebee — Marsh Thistle

bright pink flowers of an orchid — Orchid

single field pansy flower, with mauve upper petals and a yellow lower one — Field Pansy

pink persicaria flowers tightly packed on the end of the stem — Persicaria

a stalk of purple loosestrife which is covered in pink flowers — Purple Loosestrife

scarlet pimpernel flowers, bright red with yellow stamens — Scarlet Pimpernel

purple flowers of self heal — Self-heal

white sneezewort flowers, which form a sort of flat top of small flowers — Sneezewort

purple spear thistle flowers — Spear Thistle

white and navy blue speedwell flowers in amongst grass — Speedwell

the white flowers of stitchwort, fully open with yellow stamens — Stitchwort

pink clusters of valerian flowers — Valerian

yellow rattle flower at the top of a stem and surrounded by leaves — Yellow Rattle

Roborough Rewilders

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Roborough Rewilders

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Roborough Rewilders

Registered charity No. 1203077

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