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PT_0095
Ribes rubrum / sativum Currant - Redcurrant Red subject White b/g

PT_0122
Parthenocissus henryana Virginia creeper Red subject White b/g

PT_0093
Physalis - variety not identified Chinese lantern / Cape gooseberry Orange subject White b/g

PT_0078
Taraxacum officinale Dandelion clock Black & white White b/g

PT_0092
Capsicum annuum Pepper - Sweet pepper Red subject Black b/g

PT_0089
Syringa - variety not identified Lilac Pink subject White b/g

PT_0087
Iris - variety not identified Iris Purple subject White b/g

PT_0086
Alchemilla mollis Ladys mantle Purple subject White b/g

PT_0071
Prunus armeniaca Apricot Orange subject Black b/g

PT_0082
Delphinium - variety not identified Delphinium Blue subject White b/g

PT_0077
Taraxacum officinale Dandelion clock Black & white White b/g

PT_0124
Parthenocissus henryana Virginia creeper Red subject Red b/g

PST_0052
Pteridium aquilinum Fern - Bracken Green subject Green b/g

PST_0056
Fagus sylvatica Beech Green subject Green b/g

PST_0046
Primula veris Cowslip Yellow subject Black b/g

PT_0148
Physalis - variety not identified Goldenberry / Cape gooseberry Mixed colours subject White b/g

PT_0146
Citrus sinensis Orange Orange subject Black b/g

PT_0143
Hydrangea - variety not identified Hydrangea Mixed colours subject White b/g

PT_0133
Asparagus officinalis Asparagus Green subject White b/g

PT_0132
Asparagus officinalis Asparagus Green subject White b/g

PT_0130
Asparagus officinalis Asparagus Green subject White b/g

PT_0138
Cyclamen - variety not identified Cyclamen Black & white White b/g

PT_0136
Cinnamomum verum Cinnamon Orange subject Black b/g

PT_0134
Fagus sylvatica Beech Orange subject

PT_0135
Cinnamomum verum Cinnamon Brown subject Black b/g

PT_0126
Oryza sativa Rice Brown subject

PT_0129
Bambusa - variety not identified Bamboo Green subject

PT_0026
Abstract Green subject White b/g

PT_0029
Castanea sativa Chestnut - Sweet chestnut Brown subject

PT_0028
Quercus - variety not identified Oak - Acorn Brown subject Black b/g

PT_0027
Quercus - variety not identified Oak - Acorn Brown subject

PT_0023
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip - Parrot tulip Green subject Black b/g

PT_0020
Acer pseudoplatanus Sycamore Brown subject Black b/g

PT_0018
Laburnum - variety not identified Laburnum Yellow subject White b/g

PT_0011
Viola - variety not identified Viola Purple subject Black b/g

PT_0009
Viola wittrockiana Pansy Mixed colours subject Black b/g

PT_0008
Hyacinthus - variety not identified Hyacinth Purple subject Black b/g

PT_0006
Pisum sativum Pea Green subject Black b/g

PST_0106
Papaver orientale Poppy - Oriental poppy Brown subject Brown b/g

PST_0104
Variety not identified Blue subject Blue b/g

PST_0082
Ilex verticillata Holly Red subject

PST_0078
Ilex verticillata Holly Red subject Blue b/g

PST_0079
Ilex verticillata Holly Red subject

PST_0076
Ilex verticillata Holly Red subject Blue b/g

PST_0100
variety not identified Grass

PT_0070
Allium cristophii Allium White b/g

PT_0064
Primula vulgaris Primrose White subject White b/g

PT_0063
Prunus - variety not identified Cherry Pink subject White b/g

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