Woody Nightshade and 2 other N.Ireland Plants

[jdoherty]

I took all of these photos in N.Ireland. I think the first is Woody Nightshade but I've been known to be wrong and I've no idea about the other two. The first was taken in a grassy area near to Lough Neagh. The second was growing on a wall in Newtownabbey and the third and large white plant was growing along the verge of a country road near Derrytrasna, close to Lough Neagh. IDs would be much appreciated.

Thanks, John.

[ron1863]

I think the first one is Woody Nightshade as we have a few of them in our garden, don't know about the others though.

[KeenTeen17]

1) woody nightshade
2) well its either creeping or trailing bellflower. Im not sure on these campanulas yet.
3) looks like hemlock to me. The large size is pretty distinctive.

[Tiggrx]

Originally Posted by KeenTeen17

2) well its either creeping or trailing bellflower. Im not sure on these campanulas yet.

It is Trailing Bellflower (Campanula poscharskyana).

[leifus]

Originally Posted by Tiggrx

It is Trailing Bellflower (Campanula poscharskyana).

agreed and the umbellifer leaf says sweet cicely to me but it is very big....

[jdoherty]

Originally Posted by leifus

agreed and the umbellifer leaf says sweet cicely to me but it is very big....

The plant was quite big, at least 3-4ft in height. Maybe this looks bigger as I shot the pic from a low angle.

John

[KeenTeen17]

if it was sweet cicely the smell of aniseed would be distinctive. it is hemlock