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Monday, 9 July 2012
Do you like butter
I know buttercups are very ordinary but they are still beautiful. These are meadow buttercups. They are the tallest, most graceful species and have very finely divided leaves. The creeping buttercup likes damp places and spreads by runners. You may know it as a weed in your garden & in your lawn. The bulbous buttercup is the third common species and likes drier ground. You can tell it by the sepals, the little green bits just below the petals. On the bulbous buttercup they are sharply turned down. Allan Burberry tells me that all three species can be found around Filnore.
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