Abingdon Co-op in Bloom
Time passes and the Co-op site has begun to see blooms moving back in to colonise what appears, at first sight, a poor habitat:

rosebay willowherb

buddleia (with varieties enough to form a National Collection)

evening primrose

sunset glory...
I got it wrong earlier this year predicting work would start on the Co-op in the summer. The summer is almost over, and this area is fast becoming an area of special scientific interest.

rosebay willowherb

buddleia (with varieties enough to form a National Collection)

evening primrose

sunset glory...
I got it wrong earlier this year predicting work would start on the Co-op in the summer. The summer is almost over, and this area is fast becoming an area of special scientific interest.

4 Comments:
It always amazes me how buddleia will colonise even brick walls as well as abandoned sites.
The buddleia at the Co-op is prolific. It seems to be different kinds.
It seems a very long time ago that I bought some cheap plates and bowls from that CO-OP in their closing down sale - because it was!
I'm starting to wonder if it will ever be rebuilt....
work to start in October
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