Wildflowers for ID 8-15

[Paul in Dawlish]

Told you I had a small library of new plants to identify! Going out with the camera adds such an interesting new dimension to the walks!

8. Water dropwort?



9. Winter cress?



10. Prickly sowthistle?



11. Spear thistle (a picture of which I've posted before, but the new location has me doubting!)



12. No idea!



13. Buttercup sp.?



14. Hedgerow cranesbill?



15. Sea beet maybe?



As always, thanks! I hope you have fun identifying them too. I fear I'm being a pain putting so many photos on!

[treecreeper]

8. hemlock water dropwort
9. dunno
10. agree prickly sowthistle
11. definitely spear thistle - see yellow spines on leaves
12. thrift
13. probably creeping cinquefoil
14. looks more like dovesfoot cranesbill, Geranium molle
15. agree sea beet

[Paul in Dawlish]

Originally Posted by treecreeper

8. hemlock water dropwort
9. dunno
10. agree prickly sowthistle
11. definitely spear thistle - see yellow spines on leaves
12. thrift
13. probably creeping cinquefoil
14. looks more like dovesfoot cranesbill, Geranium molle
15. agree sea beet

Ta! Confirmations on possibles/probables and number 9, anyone, would be good. They look good to me! Thrift - of course; I have had it in the garden! Thanks for the identifier on Spear Thistle too. Those kinds of things are just so useful!

[Adam Cheeseman]

9 Hedge Mustard

Cheers,

Adam

[Tiggrx]

13. Silverweed (Potentilla anserina)

[Paul in Dawlish]

Thanks you two! I'd never have guessed the yellow buttercup-like flower, silverweed, was a member of the rose family!