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December 8, 2017
by Monica Wilde
hawthorn-berries
woodland
early-morning
coltsfoot-flowers
sorrel-leaves
wild-garlic-leaves
ground-elder
hogweed-shoots
lovage
wild-garlic
pineapple-mayweed
cowslip-flowers
Thistle run to down
chickweed
fishcake-and-hogweed
good-king-henry
good-king-henry
gorse-fire
hogweed-fryup
hogweed-champ-venison
steamed-hogweed-rosebay-willow
irrigation
lesser-celandine
lesser-periwinkle
ready-to-cook
rotivated
venison-blaeberry
vine-leaf
paul-wedgwood-dessert
paul-wedgwood-razorclams
which-comfrey
White willow in bloom
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