#WildflowerHour #WildflowerAllotment Possibly Common Knotgrass

#WildflowerHour #WildflowerAllotment Possibly Common Knotgrass
Hare's foot clover from yesterday's Norfolk Flora group meeting @bsbibotany.bsky.social #wildflowerhour
Flowering ivy 'tree' in Woodbury Park Cemetery. Ivy on dead trunk has taken on the shape of a tree canopy. Rowan is growing out of the top of the trunk. #wildflowerhour
Narrow-leaved Ragwort at a new site for me, and I can't see any other records. Brislington park & ride on Friday. #WildflowerHour
Making a colourful early autumn display at Far Ings Nature Reserve, a ragwort with narrow leaves. Narrow-leaved Ragwort (Senecio inaequidens) perhaps? #wildflowerID #wildflowerhour @bsbibotany.bsky.social
Scarlet pimpernel and bell heather on a walk from Ashley Walk in the New Forest this afternoon, stinging nettle at Blackwater in the New Forest yesterday and agrimony at Lakeside Country Park on Friday. #WildflowerHour
A lone meadow salsify in flower at Selborne #WildFlowerHour
Big day out with @andymus.bsky.social who did nearly all the driving. My old colleague Simon Leach rediscovered Atriplex pedunculata (Pedunculate Sea-purslane) near Shoeburyness in 1987 after no records for c50 years. Site owner kindly gave us permission to look for it. #wildflowerhour
Flowering at WWT Slimbridge today, Meadowsweet, Redshank, Beggarticks, Nodding Bur-marigold (well, gone over, but still…), Wild Carrot and Marsh Marigold for #WildflowerHour In October, for goodness sake!
September passes into October, and almost all of the heather has closed #WildFlowerHour
Autumn hawkbit in abundance below Butser today #WildFlowerHour
Orange balsam by the Trent and Mersey Canal, Stoke #wildflowerhour
Hybrid pansy from yesterday's Norfolk Flora group meeting @bsbibotany.bsky.social #wildflowerhour
Bittersweet nightshade berries from today’s walk #WildFlowerHour
A lawn Daisy. #WildflowerHour
Small toadflax from yesterday's Norfolk Flora group meeting @bsbibotany.bsky.social #wildflowerhour
#Wildflowerhour Some of the flowers seen on my travels in North West England this week, including Violet hybrid. Is it early or late 🤔?? Names in ALT.
Common Agrimony is still going strong by the DNA path near Addenbrookes, Cambridge.
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