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Photograph of a Silene Coeli-Rosa in a miniature wildflower meadow in Fareham.
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Silene Coeli-Rosa, or Rose of Heaven is a flowering plant in the carnation family Caryophyllaceae. Silene can be annuals, biennials or herbaceous or evergreen perennials, with opposite, untoothed leaves and solitary or clustered flowers with 5, usually notched petals and are often grown in gardens as an ornamental plant.
This particular example was photographed in a miniature wildflower meadow at Trafalgar Court, in Fareham. A quiet sheltered residential corner of town, Trafalgar Court has been an annual entrant of local and national "In Bloom" competitions, and recently earned a Gold Award and Best Sheltered Housing Trophy in "Britain in Bloom".
The legwork for the community gardens is down to the dedication of local resident John Elsey, but the passion is shared by many both within the estate itself and friends around Fareham.
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