Help with flower ID Please

[Binocularface]

Hi,

The following pics were taken yesterday (19th April) in Lancashire. I would be interested in knowing what they are please.
(1)

(1)


(2)

(2)

(2)


(3)

(3)


I have no idea what (1) is, but though (2) may be Daphne mezereum and (3) maybe a Sorbus species.

Regards
B

[KeenTeen17]

1) fringe cups (Telima glandiflora)
2) marsh cinquefoil
3) Sorbus sp.

[Binocularface]

Originally Posted by KeenTeen17

1) fringe cups (Telima glandiflora)
2) marsh cinquefoil
3) Sorbus sp.

Thanks for the ID's. However although (2) seems to be superficially similar to Marsh Cinquefoil I am not sure it is this species. This plant was a large woody shrub (When I have seen this species before it has been much lower growing). Also the leaved do not appear to be serrated and I would have though it would be quite early for the flowers to have gone over to fruit already..

Any ideas?

Regards
B

[IanS]

2 isnt Marsh Cinquefoil. Too early for that plus its not a bush! You might be right with Daphne mezereum but I'm not sure either!

[Tiggrx]

1. This is a species of Mitrewort (Mitella sp.) which is really strange as I found one last week in Northumberland which I am yet to identify. They are native to North America. Fringe-cups is a more robust plant with a slightly different flower shape.
2. Himalayan Honeysuckle (Leycesteria formosa)
3. Looks like Plum (Prunus domestica) to me.

[Binocularface]

Thanks very much for the ID's