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PAVEMENT HALF-FULL

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Summer is here again and the Broughton Place gutters and pavement edges are bursting into flower, writes local resident and optimist Michael Anderson.

Last year there were at least 27 species of flowering plants (excluding grasses!) in the street and along the pavement edges.

Prospects for this year look even better – in particular, watch out for foxgloves before too long!

Spurtle is offering an abundance of Brownie points for the first reader who can identify the plants in this photograph. We welcome further news of city flora and fauna. Contact us by
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Picture of Gordon Grosset Gordon Grosset (gordon@grosset.org) Ragwort?