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Originally Posted by Tiggrx  1. I would say Common Milkwort (Polygala vulgaris). Chalk Milkwort is rarely pink or white flowered, while Common frequently is. Also the leaves in the blue flowered specimen look more like Common M. I expect the flowerheads will become less dense as they mature.
2. Not a plant I am familiar with but I think you are right.
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4. Maybe Smith's Cress (Lepidium heterophyllum) but best to look at a mature fruit under magnification to be sure.
5. Looks like Shallon (Gaultheria shallon) to me.
5. Common Gorse - dwarf gorse flowers much later in the year |
Glad I got some right for a change
I'll try and look into the Yellow Dandelion one.
