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    I feel I ought to know this, but.......
    Lots of it growing along the verge of our lane.
    The stem is square by the way.
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    Reminds me of Filipendula ulmaria, Meadowsweet....
     
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      Here is one seen on our walk today with pretty little bell flowers if anyone can help. I did think I had taken a clearer photo of it though! The flowers were small, maybe just 1-2cm. I would love to know what it is as I am not good at identifying wild flowers. 74F65BCD-9746-4CF1-A0B6-9186E1EB65CD.jpeg
       
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        Many thanks @Silver surfer! Geum, I will out for that from now on.
         
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          Thanks Noisette. I knew I should have recognised it. Old persons moment.
           
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