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First tweet for the London Floara Project organised by the LNHS botany section. Kicking off with London rocket, Sisymbrium irio, locally frequent in central and east london but once thought extinct here. photo by @fungi_flowers.

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A decade or so ago, this section of railway near Waterloo was dominated by buddleja, no longer. Now, tree-of-heaven, Ailanthus altissima rules the roost. @fungi_flowers

Furry Tradescantia sillamontana in my garden.

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Less than 10 years ago, this was football pitches. An interesting case of rewilding through abandonment has happened in Warren Farm, West London. Now this is prime acid grassland with a large species richness. And it’s about to be covered in 5m of contaminated waste landfill. 😞

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Translucent oil glands on the leaf surface of Myoporum laetum.

It sad so see this sort of clear-cut Pinus radiata forestry still going on. The exposed soil on the very steep hill is clearly eroding badly and likely to be adversely affecting nearly water courses.

wheat'eared husk of common spotted-orchid in a hidden downy rough near Forestdale; looking more wholesome than voluptuously exotic London Rocket @LDNRecordersDay @WildLondon wildflowerhour Forestdale, UK.

one of hundreds of toffee'd husks of ivy broomrape skirting a hedge in Dulwich, charred by age as the ivy fruits purple @WildLondon London Rocket GiGL wildflowerhour The Dulwich Society

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spikelets of grazing brome, or rescuegrass, an Argentinian seemingly at home in south London and now browning like kippers #30DaysWild @WildLondon London Rocket LISI CABI Invasive Species @#wildlifefrommywindow

fireworks of red valerian tipsily spilling out of wallcracks; drunkards is another name for this kiss-me-quick salty Mediterranean lime-lover that's made home here since the 1760s #30DaysWild @WildLondon wildflowerhour London Rocket concretebotany #wildlifefrommywindow

largely masked by the pungent flopsy clouds of elder, wild privet still sweet lights some local hedgerows #30DaysWild wildflowerhour @WildLondon The Dulwich Society London Rocket

ivy broomrape, one cracking plant... London Rocket @WildLondon wildflowerhour concretebotany #30DaysWild