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St Michael, North Rode, Cheshire.
Shield - .The Chester Diocese.
The Diocese of Chester was created in 1541 and assumed roughly its present dimensions in 1880.
It covers an area of 1025 square miles, approximately the old Victorian County of Chester, including parts which subsequently became absorbed into Merseyside and Greater Manchester. The Rivers Mersey and Tame approximately delineate the boundary with Liverpool and Manchester. There are areas of dense urban population, mainly in the north, stretching from Birkenhead to East Manchester. There are prosperous suburban regions of West and South Wirral, Chester and south of Manchester, with a mainly rural heartland, bounded by the Derbyshire Pennines and the Welsh Border. The overall population is around 1.6 million.
Rode klaver is een vaste plant met een samengesteld, drietallig blad. De plant kan 15-50 cm hoog worden. De stengel is behaard. De onderste bladeren zijn rond en langgesteeld, de bovenste bladeren bijna zittend, langwerpig en aan onder- en bovenzijde bedekt met haartjes. In het midden van deze bladeren zit een lichte vlek. Naast de bovenste bladeren zitten eivormige blaadjes. De rode klaver bloeit van juni tot in de herfst met roze tot rode bloemen. De bloeiwijzen zijn bol tot eivormig en hebben aan de voet van de bovenste bladeren steunblaadjes. In Ierland is het blad van de rode klaver het nationale embleem. ©Wikipedia
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Red clover is a perennial with a compound, ternate leaves. The plant is 15-50 cm high. The stem is hairy. The lower leaves are roun, the upper leaves nearly seated, oblong, and at top and bottom covered with hairs. In the middle of this leaf is a light spot. In addition to the upper leaves are egg-shaped leaves. Red clover blossoms from June until autumn with pink to red flowers. The inflorescences are globe to ovoid and have stipules at the base of the upper leaves. The leaves of the red clover is the national emblem in Ireland. © Wikipedia