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07-08-2008, 12:32 PM
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a few of flowers found in the garden...
1 looks a bit as though it is in the same family as dwarf cornel but i know it isnt that... 
2 a hawksbeard - multiple stems and un-single flowers. Leaf shown. calcareous grassland  
sorry about the bad pictures 
3 a ragwort - leaves suggest possible oxford ragwort? - not sure  
4 this willowherb was growing by a pond and am wondering if it could be spear-leaved? otherwise short-fruited or broad-leaved...  
5 and finally is this weld or common sorrell? or what? found on sort of old vegetable patch so it could be a vegetable plant... 
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07-08-2008, 12:41 PM
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Leifus,
I agree with Oxford ragwort, and I think No.4 is Short-fruited.
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yes thank you, even though its just a ragwort i'm really pleased about that - a new one for me TY again
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07-08-2008, 01:03 PM
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Anytime |
07-08-2008, 05:07 PM
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1 Houttunyia cordata variety- often planted by ponds but will grow in any moisture retentive soil
2Not a hawksbeard but a hawkbit, Lesser Hawkbit, Leontodon saxatilis, I believe.
3 isn't Oxford Ragwort; looks like Common to me.
5 I would say Atriplex prostrata from what I can see. | | |
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