Gorse covered
rinsey point, from where there's an end-on view back along the beach.
Vegetation: some improved pastures, semi-natural grassland or heather moorland and some lowland areas are
dominated by gorse
or bracken.
Holmes held up a crumpled branch of
flowering gorse.
Gorse ulex
minor.
In the late summer and autumn the
dwarf gorse
opens its yellow flowers, but in winter and spring the tall common gorse blooms.
Gorse in bloom.
To the north our neighbors agricultural land rises steeply, and
has gorse
and fern growing, which is a haven for wild life.
There was plenty of
yellow gorse
in flower looking bright in the dull light.
Gorse bush
in order to save him.
Their foodplants
include gorse, bramble and bird's foot trefoil.
Common heather is frequent, but
western gorse
is a feature of the dry heath.
Gorse scrub
may also occur.
Assist and
clear the gorse
from top of the cliffs.
Rolling greens undulating fairways, hidden greens and
thick gorse
regarded by many as more difficult than ' the old ' .
Gorse hedgerows.
He who was not to be involved had to keep
cutting back the gorse
& bracken, which kept hiding the date.
A magnificent sight is the early bloom of
golden gorse.
Gorse flowers
have a rich perfume redolent of the coconut chips sweets of our childhood.
Typical plants are ' pink lady ' , common hawthorn, common holly, firethorn and
common gorse.
Gorse fire
on arthur's seat there was a gorse fire
on arthur's seat there was a gorse fire in the middle of edinburgh on monday 7th august.
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