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BEDSTRAW 10A - Limestone bedstraw
Limestone bedstraw - Galium sterneri.
A tiny low lying, creeping flower of limestone grassland.
A tiny low lying, creeping flower of limestone grassland.
BEDSTRAW 10B - Limestone bedstraw
Limestone bedstraw - Galium sterneri.
A tiny low lying, creeping flower of limestone grassland.. Some of the tiiny flowers in this cluster have four petals and some five.
A tiny low lying, creeping flower of limestone grassland.. Some of the tiiny flowers in this cluster have four petals and some five.
BEDSTRAW 12A - Limestone bedstraw
Limestone bedstraw - Galium sterneri
A tiny low lying, creeping flower of limestone grassland..
A tiny low lying, creeping flower of limestone grassland..
GRASS OF PARNASSUS 02A - Grass of Parnassus
Grass of Parnassus - Parnassia palustris.
Height to 25cm. Flowers June to September.
This pretty little white flower that thrives on boggy uplands is the county flower of Cumbria.
Height to 25cm. Flowers June to September.
This pretty little white flower that thrives on boggy uplands is the county flower of Cumbria.
HOGWEED 02A - Hogweed
Hogweed - Heracleum sphondylium.
Flowers May - August.
Height to 2 metres.
Tall stout perrenial with pink or white flowers.
Flowers May - August.
Height to 2 metres.
Tall stout perrenial with pink or white flowers.
KALE 01A - Sea kale
Sea kale - Crambe maritima.
Sea kale growing on a shingle beach, Walney Island, Cumbria. All parts of the plant are edible.
Sea kale growing on a shingle beach, Walney Island, Cumbria. All parts of the plant are edible.
KALE 01A - Sea kale
Sea kale - Crambe maritima.
Sea kale growing on a shingle beach, Walney Island, Cumbria. All parts of the plant are edible.
Sea kale growing on a shingle beach, Walney Island, Cumbria. All parts of the plant are edible.
KALE 04A - Sea Kale
Sea kale - Crambe maritima.
Sea kale growing on the shingle of Silecroft Beach in West Cumbria.
All parts of the plant are edible.
Sea kale growing on the shingle of Silecroft Beach in West Cumbria.
All parts of the plant are edible.
ORCHID 60A - Lady's tresses orchid
Ladys tresses orchid - Spiranthes spiralis;
Lady's tresses orchid at Jack Scout in Silverdale, Lancashire.
Lady's tresses orchid at Jack Scout in Silverdale, Lancashire.
RAMSONS 05A - Wild garlic
Ramsons - Allium ursinum - wild garlic.
The young, edible and tender leaves of ramsons prior to flowering.
The young, edible and tender leaves of ramsons prior to flowering.
SANDWORT 03A - Spring sandwort
Spring sandwort - Minuartia verna.
Also known as leadwort and vernal sandwort, this nationally rare tiny flower, favours the spoil heaps of old lead workings.
Also known as leadwort and vernal sandwort, this nationally rare tiny flower, favours the spoil heaps of old lead workings.
SNOWDROP 05A - Snowdrops in woodland
Snowdrops - Galanthus nivalis. January to February.
Snowdrops on winter woodland floor..
Snowdrops on winter woodland floor..
SORREL 01A - Wood sorrel
Wood sorrel - Oxalis acetosella.
A solitary flower growing in a mossy woodland, bank.
A solitary flower growing in a mossy woodland, bank.
SORREL 02A - Wood sorrel
Wood sorrel - Oxalis acetosella.
Wood sorrel growing on a mossy woodland floor.
Wood sorrel growing on a mossy woodland floor.
SORREL 03A - Wood sorrel
Wood sorrel - Oxalis acetosella.
Wood sorrel growing on a mossy woodland bank.
Wood sorrel growing on a mossy woodland bank.
STITCHWORT 02A - Greater stitchwort
Greater stitchwort - Stellaria holostea.
Also called Star-of-Bethlehem and Snapdragon.
Also called Star-of-Bethlehem and Snapdragon.
STITCHWORT 02A - Greater stitchwort
Greater stitchwort - Stellaria holostea - Star-of-Bethlehem - Snapdragon.
STITCHWORT 04A - Greater stitchwort in hedgerow
Greater stitchwort - Stellaria holostea.
Also called Star-of-Bethlehem and Snapdragon. Greater stitchwort in a hedgerow.
Also called Star-of-Bethlehem and Snapdragon. Greater stitchwort in a hedgerow.
