Yellow spikes of the native wildflower Ribbed Melilot growing beside a path

Ribbed Melilot at the Wetlands

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There was a profusion of Ribbed Melilot (Melilotus officinalis) with its spikes of yellow flowers growing at the Newport Wetlands when I visited in July. They seemed to prefer locations along the sides of pathways and sometimes were intermingled with purple flowered Tufted Vetch or the tall blades of the grey-green reeds.

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