The Pride of Sussex.!

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Allan.W.
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The Pride of Sussex.!

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Hello All,
Although not strictly a foodplant/gardening Question,we,re hoping for a short break in West Sussex this coming week,mainly to visit Wakehurst place,and hopefully to try for Brown hair; at Steyning,my question is,what are the chances of finding Round headed Rampion still in flower,in the West Sussex area and if so,any suggestions for a site in the
Steyning area,i,ve heard possibly Cissbury ring is good,but will we be too late ? thanks in advance regards Allan.W.
essexbuzzard
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Re: The Pride of Sussex.!

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Round headed rampion are still out at Malling Down,near Lewes,I saw them there last week. Look on the steep south facing slope overlooking the allotments. This is a Sussex Wildlife Trust reserve,great for butterflies too.
mud-puddling
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Re: The Pride of Sussex.!

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I saw some last month at Kithurst Hill, not sure if still in flower there now though. Cheers
Allan.W.
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Re: The Pride of Sussex.!

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Hi Essex Buzzard and mud puddling,thats good to know i,ll try to get to them both, Many Thanks for your help ! Regards Allan.W.
mud-puddling
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Re: The Pride of Sussex.!

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Ah it was you! Hope you found them still in flower.

Leigh aka mud-puddling.
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