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Woodchester, Gloucester: Plant/tree

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Title Woodchester, Gloucester: Plant/tree
Description Picture: 1
South Limestone

White Viola odorata (sweet violet). Woodchester, Nympshield. 3.4.65
Marys species name: Viola odorata
Scientific name: Viola odorata
Common name: Sweet violet

Date: 03/04/1965

Picture: 2
Durmast Oakwood, Coed y Bedw

Cardamine pratensis. Woodchester, Gloucester. May 1960
Marys species name: Cardamine pratensis
Scientific name: Cardamine pratensis
Common name: Cuckoo flower

Date: May 1960

Picture: 3
Ranunculaceae

Helleborus foetidus. Ca Hill Woodchester, Gloucester. 03/04/1965
Marys species name: Helleborus foetidus
Scientific name: Helleborus foetidus
Common name: Stinking Hellebore

Date: 03/04/1965

Picture: 4
Castell Coch, Forest Fawr, Beechwood

Allium ursinum, Woodchester, Stroud, 17th May 1964
Marys species name: Allium ursinum
Scientific name: Allium ursinum
Common name: Ramsons

Date: 17/05/1964

Picture: 5
Cwm Frydd, Merthyr viaduct.

Endymion nonscriptus. Woodchester. 17.05.1964
Marys species name: Endymion non-scriptus
Scientific name: Hyacinthoides non-scripta
Common name: Bluebell

Date: 17/05/1964
Item URL https://www.peoplescollection.wales/items/708031
Community archive People's Collection Wales
Subject

Woodchester Gloucester

Plant tree

Endymion non scriptus

Hyacinthoides non scripta

Bluebell

Level Item
Author 'A Dedicated Naturalist', the Mary Gillham Archive Project

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