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15-09-2016, 12:53 PM
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Pretty wild flowers Nom ....
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15-09-2016, 03:55 PM
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What are those lovely purple wildflowers ? Theyre very pretty ...ive not seen those before ...I love the red Poppy one ,Ive planted one of these in my garden in remembrance of my dog Poppy
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15-09-2016, 04:07 PM
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What are those lovely purple wildflowers ? Theyre very pretty ...ive not seen those before ...I love the red Poppy one ,Ive planted one of these in my garden in remembrance of my dog Poppy
To be honest im not sure Aysa,they form part of wildflower beds planted all around me.Planted bythe council, they certainly brighten the area. where i live.

This photo gives you an idea of what they look like. Some are in mixed beds, others tend to be less so.



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15-09-2016, 04:24 PM
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Theyre certainly lovely and colourful It brightens the place up no end to see swathes of wildflowers growing
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15-09-2016, 06:39 PM
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Beautiful! We only get ragwort and hogweed!
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16-09-2016, 08:39 AM
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Beautiful! We only get ragwort and hogweed!
I like Ragwort, great plant for insects.
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I like Ragwort, great plant for insects.
Ragwort is very dangerous to horses and can result in liver failure. I believe that it is illegal to keep horses where ragwort is growing and when there are horses in my fields we have to spend hours removing it, before they arrive.
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16-09-2016, 08:59 AM
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Ragwort is very dangerous to horses and can result in liver failure. I believe that it is illegal to keep horses where ragwort is growing and when there are horses in my fields we have to spend hours removing it, before they arrive.
Yes i know that, and ive seen ragwort growing around fields where horses are kept. And riders using paths where ragwort grows.

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16-09-2016, 09:14 AM
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Yes i know that, and ive seen ragwort growing around fields where horses are kept. And riders using paths where ragwort grows.

Beautiful picture Nom. We always clear the ragwort from our fields, if horses are expected there, but anybody who exposes their horses to ragwort is stupid because, not only are they likely to lose their horse, but they will also lose the fortune that they have invested in that horse....... and they are not cheap to keep!
 
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