2 for confirmation please

[Hedera]

I think I've found a Spotted catsear - Hypochoeris maculata? growing in a concrete path crack:



And an Annual wall-rocket - Diplotaxis muralis:

[davidbr]

Your second one seems OK (although it'd always help with crucifers to see the leaves as well )

The first photo, though, isn't Spotted Cat's-ear; it's (a) Spotted Hawkweed, Hieracium. The commonest one in gardens, and hence as an escape, seems to be Hieracium maculatum - it's naturalised in the south-west in several places, usually on walls & paths.

[Tiggrx]

Originally Posted by davidbr

The first photo, though, isn't Spotted Cat's-ear; it's (a) Spotted Hawkweed, Hieracium. The commonest one in gardens, and hence as an escape, seems to be Hieracium maculatum - it's naturalised in the south-west in several places, usually on walls & paths.

It is not Hieracium maculatum, which has a leafy stem. Looks rather more like Hieracium scotostictum but there are several spotted leaved Hawkweeds so hard to be sure.

In my experience most plants grown in gardens as H. maculatum are in fact H. scotostictum.

[Hedera]

Thank you both. Here's a not so good shot of the cruciferous plant:

Thought I'd got a new one with the hawkweed!