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Default Dog-strangling vine seed pods [1/1]

The pods are much larger than the tiny flowers and stylish in a 1950s
sort of way. If I let them ripen they'd split open and a lot of tiny
seeds would be spread around by the wind.
England isn't warm enough for this weed to be much of a problem; it
hitch-hiked into my garden with a plant I bought at a community event.
This species is a leading contender for total domination of Canada.
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