bees and natureAnyone know if this is lesser trefoil? Its very small #WildFlowerID
botvolutionI dunno, one of the crucifers I suppose, one of the Cresses?
Or a garden escape?
Edit: i am reliably informed that this is probably certainly Horseradish.
NaomiH.artCould anyone help with #WildFlowerID on the third picture please? I'm newish to this. ๐
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๐ธ๐๐๐๐๐๐ฅ ๐๐ ๐ฆ๐๐๐ค ๐... the ninth species (pictured) is I think Green alkanet, but I'd be grateful for any ID help
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Possibly Red Campion at RSPB Arne this week. But wrong time of year to be flowering. Puzzling.
Jo ParmenterIf anyone on here needs ID help but prefers not to use Twitter, then I'm going to be keeping half an eye on Mastodon as well over the next few days, so if you tag me or else use #wildflowerID in your post, I should be able to reply within a few hours except while out hunting down flowering plants myself.
Catherine Rowan JonesA visit to the public #library yesterday, so I checked on the #PavementPlant progress. I think they've grown from a #pollinator mix.
The field poppy is still flowering but these newcomers caught my eye
#wildflower #Bloomscrolling
#WildflowerID welcome - is it Corn Marigold on the right?
AgrimonySpikes
An Unimaginable LiaisonI think we have here
Common Field Speedwell, Veronica persica, though it lacks the smaller white lower lip of that species so #WildFlowerID.
Barren Strawberry, Potentilla sterilis; always early at this location in an ancient holloway.
Lesser Stitchwort, Stellaria graminea, insanely early in my experience hereabouts.
Catkins amid twigs with two or three different kinds of lichen. Hazel? I'm not sure