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Bush Vetch is found in hedgerows, grassland and the
edges of woodland. It is a climbing plant helped by branched
tendrils at the end of each leaf stem which curl around
surrounding plants.
Each leaf stem consists of pairs of narrow leaflets. The
flowers grow on spikes with up 6 - 8 pea-like, purple/blue
flowers.
It is similar to Common Vetch
but each stem has more flowers and Bush Vetch is
hairless whereas Common Vetch is slightly hairy. |
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