A wonderful #wildflowerhour, huge thanks to all who shared pics! Still plenty in flower but with cooler weather on the way, will they still be blooming next week? Let’s meet again next Sunday to find out! 😉☺️

Red Clover, Corlea Forest, Co. Donegal. #wildflowerhour

A white Hedgerow cranesbill flowering in Cambridge. #WildflowerHour

Chicory, Cichorium intybus, still in flower near Shaker's Lane #BuryStEdmunds #Suffolk today. #WildflowerHour

Stalk's Bill continues to flower in a corner of a field, these are nice to see #WildFlowerHour

Masses of Black nightshade flowering outside Cambridgeshire Music in Histon today. #WildflowerHour

Late September and a long way from anywhere in the wild & wonderful NW Highlands of Scotland, on the road from Dingwall west to Ullapool. But nowhere is too remote for Ragwort to grow! #WildflowerHour @wildflowerhour.bsky.social

A glorious weekend of warm sunshine ☀️. I came across a field full of flowering Cat’s-ear (Hypochaeris radicata) — a beautiful reminder that autumn still has plenty of floral surprises in store #WildflowerHour

New growth of Hemlock, Conium maculatum, flowering in the #Suffolk #Brecks today. #WildflowerHour

Chiltern gentians still just holding on at Streatley (W. Berks) this week but have been few and tiny this year after the dry spell. #wildflowerhour

Just a few flowers of betony still in evidence this week at Ashford Hill Meadows (N. Hants) for #wildflowerhour.

A final few from late September in the Highlands of Scotland: varied colours of Devil's-bit Scabious and very late Red Clover. And no plant pics from the Highlands would be complete without Rowan - and Heather! #WildflowerHour
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Chicory, Cichorium intybus. Arable margin. #Wildflowerhour

plus some nicely purpling Grass-leaved Orache (Atriplex littoralis), by the Thames, East Tilbury #wildflowerhour

Slender Hare’s-ear (Bupleurum tenuissimum) near Coalhouse Fort, East Tilbury

always slightly astonished this is an umbellifer, like a carrot or a hogweed

tiny flowers hard to photograph for #wildflowerhour (finger for scale)

Common eyebright peeking out from the meadow grasses on Butser today #WildFlowerHour

Bristly oxtongue still going strong. #WildflowerHour

I took a picture of these lovely daisy type flowers but they turned out to be a garden escapee aster! However these lords and ladies were looking glorious. And I discovered that they are known as Devil's Lollipops which is a cool name #wildflowerhour

Corn spurry @bsbibotany.bsky.social #wildflowerhour

From Bradford-on-Avon this week, Duke of Argyll’s Ttea Plant, Perennial Wall-rocket, an almost white Musk Mallow, Ivy, Beggarticks and Hogweed for #WildflowerHour