• Plant: Sloe (Prunus spinosa)
  • Uploaded by Cakeholemoon
  • Info: Entire plant / 2018-01-04 / Pullman, WA - WSU Arboretum / License: All rights reserved
  • Caption: There is a grove of 100's of these beautiful small trees at the WSU Arboretum.
Photo of Sloe (Prunus spinosa) uploaded by Cakeholemoon

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Location: Pullman, WA Date: 2018-01-04 These small trees have beautiful powder blue fruits. Gorgeous!
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Location: Pullman, WA - WSU Arboretum Date: 2018-01-04 You can see the faint 'blue' of all the powder blue sloe drupes.
Uploaded by Legendaryfires
Location: Nosterfield nature reserve Date: 2017-11-18 Heavy crop of sloes
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