Help with identification of Plants

[easyr17]

Anyone any ideas what these plants are in my 3 archive pictures.







Any help appreciated.


I'm only a beginner so any help much appreciated. thanks in advance.

al.

[Dutchess]

Well, even at this late hour (yawn!) I think I can safely say that the last two pics are of Hollyhock. 'Nice to see the old fashioned single petalled variety - so many nowadays are multi-layered with petals!

[Dutchess]

And the first plant in the first picture looks like a young dandelion to me - before the serated edges develop....?

[Adam Cheeseman]

First picture is Prickly Lettuce on the left, and Good King Henry on the right.

Cheers,

Adam

[aeshna5]

Originally Posted by Adam Cheeseman

First picture is Prickly Lettuce on the left, and Good King Henry on the right.

Cheers,

Adam

Right-hand plant looks like Atriplex prostrata to me.

[mrs fish]

Lovely colour Hollyhock in the first pic, my garden is full of them but only one has just opened a bloom

The Prickly Lettuce also looks like Teasel leaves.

[wildherbalian85]

The first on left is Wild Lettuce - not sure on rest

[easyr17]

very much appreciated for the help on this site.

I have now confirmed Hollyhock and Prickly Lettuce from the replies.

The other one, as has been mentioned here, could still be either spear-leaved orache or good king henry. Looks like i will have to wait till flowers come which shouldn't be too long.

al.

[JennyS]

Right-hand plant looks like Atriplex prostrata to me.

And to me......

Looks like i will have to wait till flowers come which shouldn't be too long.

Unfortunately the flowers won't give a definite ID, for most Chenopodium and Atriplex you really need the fruit (and a good camera or a hand lens to see them with )

[djackso]

Yes, Chenopodium sp. At least it's been narrowed down to the genus.