Some plants to be Id if possible :)

[Toad]

Hello

This 1st one started to grow at the side of my shed in a tiny sliver of soil so we relocated at the weekend. I think it might Black dogwood but not sure.



This 2nd one we get loads of them in the garden and it would be nice to hve a name to put to it.



Thanks in advance
Toad

[Meta menardi]

The second one looks to me like Orange Hawkweed, also known as Grimm the Collier. I love it, grows in all sorts of places, but I think it is non-native, going back some time.

[Adam Cheeseman]

Ash sapling and Orange Hawkweed.

Cheers,

Adam

[Toad]

Thank you

[leifus]

1 ash sapling
2 Fox and Cubs (orange hawkweed) - known by many different names

[peter.frances]

no.1 ash sapling
no.2 fox and cubs becareful it propagates very easily from runners or seed

[KeenTeen17]

1) ash
2) orange hawkweed - a very nice hawkweed that is easy to identify (unlike the other hieraciums )

[Meta menardi]

Originally Posted by peter.frances

fox and cubs becareful it propagates very easily from runners or seed

You're right it does spread quite easily, but it isn't difficult to control. It will be out-competed and mowed out very easily. To see it in a churchyard near Kirkby Lonsdale, in long grass, is a treat.

[Toad]

Thanks to everyone for the Id's

I have loads of it in the garden but tbh I like it The front garden is manicured lawn and flower beds to please hubby and the rear is slowly turning into a wildlife garden to please me lol.