Learn to Identify & Record Wildflowers and Plants - Appleton

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The Beautiful Burial Ground Project

A practical workshop discovering and learning to identify wildflowers and plants at St Laurence's  Churchyard , Appleton, Oxfordshire.

St Laurence's Church

Join the Beautiful Burial Ground Project and learn to identify wildflowers and plants with local expert from the Thames Valley Environmental Records Centre.This is a friendly and informal session suitable for complete beginners as well as those looking to improve their skills.Places are free thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Heritage Fund and people who play the National Lottery.

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