Reflexed stonecrop at old gasworks site, Love Lane
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Reflexed stonecrop at old gasworks site, Love Lane
Image: © Patrick Roper Taken: 29 Jun 2005
Reflexed stonecrop (Sedum reflexum) is an introduced plant from Europe. It has been in cultivation since the 17th century and has escaped widely (as here). The leaves are edible and were formerly used in salads. Too many, however, are said to upset the stomach
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Image Location
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51.018714
Longitude
0.250132