Umbellifer for id please

[INHT]

I'm terrible at umbellifers and am trying to change that, but it's so difficult! I know this is really common, but I don't know what it is. Can anyone help me! Thanks.
Becky.

[sunnydale]

I'm not too good at these either - but I'm gonna guess at Wild Angelica.
Although I thought the stems on Angelica were a pinky brown colour

Maybe that comes later?

Tracey

[Chris Yeates]

hi

it's not Angelica - that would show inflated upper leaf-sheaths for a start

I know the best way to identify umbellifers is when they fruit, but I can see enough of the basal leaves (amongst all that Filipendula) to say I think this is ground elder Aegopodium podagraria

Chris

[aeshna5]

Originally Posted by Chris Yeates

hi

it's not Angelica - that would show inflated upper leaf-sheaths for a start

I know the best way to identify umbellifers is when they fruit, but I can see enough of the basal leaves (amongst all that Filipendula) to say I think this is ground elder Aegopodium podagraria

Chris

I thought Ground Elder too, but couldn't see the leaves well enough, as mainly Meadow Sweet leaves showing.

[INHT]

Thanks everyone. I deliberately tried to include the leaf, having failed in the past, difficult sometimes to get leaf and flower in focus.