Wildflower Comeback

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      That's good news Ziggy. Well done all those who are helping regain their lost habitat.
       
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        Cotoneasters are hard to contain, i've found them halfway up mountains in Snowdonia. Seeds get dropped by birds.
         
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          I thought cotoneaster was a native.

          Well done to those that have made the effort on this.
           
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            There's no Yeties here to keep it under control like in its native home the Himalayas.
             
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