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Fritillary maxima Rubra
By Seaburngirl
6 Apr, 2020
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I love the shape of these flowers. Not so keen on the smell though.
Comments on this photo
I never noticed a smell, but mine have come up blind this year, think too close to the bungalow wall and dry.
15 Apr, 2020
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They do stink don't they but well worth having for their shape and colour.
7 Apr, 2020