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Ascott house, Bees, Cardoon, Cynara cardunculous, July, National Trust, purple, Rothschild, wordless wednesday
Wordless Wednesday: cardoon, crazy busy
25 Wednesday Jul 2018
Posted in Wordless Wednesday
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Busy buzzy bees.
I saw Cardoons at Kingston Lacy that were about 10 feet tall or more and from a distance they glowed pink and purple – photos just did not do them justice.
Wow! That’s certainly a plant that’s popular with bees!!
And me!