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jacdaw May 2020 5:29pm, 10 May 2020 3,036 posts	Quote Pin jacdaw The things at the top of the page are elm or wych elm seeds. Too early to be ripe, I think, so blown down?
Chrisity May 2020 7:49pm, 10 May 2020 17,562 posts	Quote Pin Chrisity Thanks for all your help in the identification, i'll have a look at my wildflower books and try to find the match. Wych Elm looks more likely than Linden. Is it possible that the squirrels which seem to like the trees are responsible for a lot of the seed leaves being on the ground? It hadn't been that windy.
jacdaw May 2020 9:27pm, 10 May 2020 3,037 posts	Quote Pin jacdaw It isn't lime / linden blossom; definitely young seed, and probably elm / wych elm. Squirrels or birds could be pulling it down, but we had heavy rain and hail last week, brought lots of tree flowers down, especially ash, but some sycamore and wych elm.
Chrisity May 2020 9:33pm, 13 May 2020 17,585 posts	Quote Pin Chrisity Laburnum trees are beautiful at the moment, here's one backed by a Copper Beech
Chrisity May 2020 9:42pm, 14 May 2020 17,600 posts	Quote Pin Chrisity First Poppies of the year for me, plus Bluebells, Herb Robert, Thistles and "Cow Parsley"
Chrisity May 2020 9:47pm, 14 May 2020 17,601 posts	Quote Pin Chrisity Sorry not Thistle, Fleabane?
Chrisity May 2020 9:46pm, 16 May 2020 17,617 posts	Quote Pin Chrisity cat's ear
Chrisity May 2020 9:57pm, 16 May 2020 17,620 posts	Quote Pin Chrisity First rhododendrons of the season
Chrisity May 2020 9:59pm, 16 May 2020 17,621 posts	Quote Pin Chrisity .....and the last bluebells.
rf_fozzy May 2020 4:12pm, 17 May 2020 9,890 posts	Quote Pin rf_fozzy Plenty of poppies in my garden! The bees love them.