Which Cinquefoil is this?

[pammosley]

Any help much appreciated, found on Pembrokeshire coast

[Dorts]

Difficult to be certain with this 'complex'.
I'd go for Creeping Cinquefoil - Potentilla reptans, by far the commonest, 'coarse', creeping Potentilla. Leaves look right for this species.
Dorts.

[PMG]

Originally Posted by pammosley

Any help much appreciated, found on Pembrokeshire coast

Having mistaken a frog for a toad earlier I may as well stick my neck out fully now and get it chopped off completely but I would say possibly Trailing Tormentil - but thats off the top of my head and without recourse to the books - so I could be making an idiot of myself - nothing new there then!!!!
Pauline

And I take it alll back immediately cos I hadn't looked at the leaves which are rounded off so of course its creeping as Dorts says - take no notice of me my brain is turning to mush here!!!!!

[Dorts]

Originally Posted by PMG

Having mistaken a frog for a toad earlier I may as well stick my neck out fully now and get it chopped off completely but I would say possibly Trailing Tormentil - but thats off the top of my head and without recourse to the books - so I could be making an idiot of myself - nothing new there then!!!!
Pauline

And I take it alll back immediately cos I hadn't looked at the leaves which are rounded off so of course its creeping as Dorts says - take no notice of me my brain is turning to mush here!!!!!

Pauline, what are you like?
Bless you.

Creeping T. has un-lobed, toothed leaves.
Trailing T. has lobed, toothed leaves.
If the teeth are rounded it's likely to be the hybrid between the two.
Dorts.

[pammosley]

Hi Pauline & Dorts, many thanks for looking. I`m happy to keep you occupied at the moment Pauline hope you are feeling better