Common Toadflax I think.

[hawkmoon1704]

Couldnt resist this little beaut a few weeks ago. So delicat looking and tiny too.

[Pete Collins]

Yes, I think that's Common Toadflax too. I think it is a lovely flower - I've seen it two or three times recently, having not seen it much at all earlier in the year (it flowers from June to October according to one of my flower books).

[hawkmoon1704]

It was growing alone among some nettles and brambles. Earlier in the year there was a wild aqualigia growing nearby and a solitary foxglove spike.

[goosey]

That is a lovely looking plant, I like the two tone yellow. I think I will see about getting some of this for the garden.

I think my favourite toadflax has to be Ivy Leaf Toadflax, I love the way it self seeds and climbs and drapes over walls and steps. I have one growing up a small willow at the mo’ which still has a few of the purple flowers on. In my very shady fore- court garden it has self seeded and looks great, I am waiting for it to do a bit more climbing yet. It started off about 10 houses up the road growing along the edge of their wall and over the years spread down the street eventually getting to me last year. The tiny flowers are so delicate and quite enchanting - real beauties.

[Pigeon feather]

Originally Posted by hawkmoon1704

Couldnt resist this little beaut a few weeks ago. So delicat looking and tiny too.

They look like tiny little fried eggs, it should be renamed the fried egg plant

[Tiggrx]

Originally Posted by goosey

That is a lovely looking plant, I like the two tone yellow. I think I will see about getting some of this for the garden.

It is very pretty, but unfortunately can be a bit on the invasive side in the garden

[hawkmoon1704]

[quote=goosey;181933]

Ivy Leaf Toadflax, I love the way it self seeds and climbs and drapes over walls and steps.
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Thats a real beauty too reminds me of a snapdragon a bit. Ill be looking out for that one.