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Enjoy two nights bed and breakfast accommodation as the guests of Borders and Quercus, publisher of The Frampton Flora by Richard Mabey.


Frampton on Severn in Gloucestershire is well known for its traditional rural scene and its bustling village life, summer cricket on the Green and Frampton Country Fair in the autumn. For nearly a thousand years Frampton Court Estate and the Clifford family have been at the heart of this ancient settlement.


Guests at Frampton Court enjoy the splendour of staying in this stunning Grade 1 listed 18th century house, which has been lived in by the Clifford family since it was built in 1730. Until recently the magnificent Frampton Court was lived in by Rollo Clifford's mother Henriette, and visitors love the homely, 'lived-in' feel of the house and its beautiful interiors.

Visit framptoncourtestate.co.uk to learn more about this beautiful hotel and estate.



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mirandamayhem

oooh gorgeous! I live in Gloucester but have always wanted to stay there! Looks so beautiful!

*think* answer is pelargonium. but don't trust me 100%

brownhandbag

What is the layman's name for the flower on the front cover of "The Frampton Flora" by Richard Mabey?

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Wat's the answer anyone????

Winter_Jasmine

Any idea what the answer is?

Winter_Jasmine

mirandamayhem wrote: »

oooh gorgeous! I live in Gloucester but have always wanted to stay there! Looks so beautiful!

*think* answer is pelargonium. but don't trust me 100%

I haven't got any better ideas so I'll trust you!!!

And, no, that's certainly not overkill - it is simply ace :santa2:

Prudent

I did a google image search and agree with pelargonium.

PinkJenn

I did an image search too, I think it's a pelargonium because it definately isn't one of the others.

kipper_2-2

lol they put the question in after I posted again :rotfl:


Answer:??? think its pelargonium as mirandamayhem said

isualive

Thanks just entered.

whitty999

thank-you for sharing

elver_man

Great place , live near Gloucester and always fancied staying here.