Purple/pink Knapweed, yellow St John’s Wort, and rusty-red seeded stems of Dock and Sorrel, with tall stalks of hogweed and their umbrella seed-heads, are thriving amongst the dry grasses in the place I call the Meadow on the edge of the village.
Category: BIODIVERSITY, FLOWERS, MEADOW, NATURE Tagged: dock, FLOWERS, July, knapweed, MEADOW, sorrel, St John's Wort, SUMMER
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