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Blackthorn blossom seen locally โ always cheering at this time of year. Can anyone confirm whether or not the other plant is Barren Strawberry (Potentilla sterilis)? #wildflowerhour
Our survey at Mona industrial estate earlier this week revealed 81 species for a monad that previously only had 8 records.
Mostly basal rosettes but a few in flower including Rue-leaved Saxifrage,
Danish Scurvy-grass, Thale Cress and Common Whitlow Grass
#Wildflowerhour#Anglesey
Wild Tulip Tulipa sylvestris in south Norfolk. Three flowers and hundreds of leaves this year but being quickly overwhelmed by invasive Winter Heliotrope Petasites pyrenaicus #wildflowerhour
I was pleased to find a nice patch of Moschatel, Adoxa moschatellina, at the foot of Croham Hurst in Croydon the other day when I went for a quick walk. #WildflowerHour
Greetings #WildflowerHour ers from Kent (unless otherwise stated)where Spring has sprung.
I have never seen Ramsons in a churchyard before. Carpet of 'em! Not quite in flower yet.
Common Gorse was looking very fine at Thursley on Thursday when I called in hoping for Woodlark (failed) and Dartford Warbler (saw one! yay!). Such fantastic flowers when you stop to look at them. #WildflowerHour
Hawthorn buds (looking a bit like Jerusalem artichoke), variegated Holly and Horse Chestnut buds bursting out all over! Thanks @wildflowerhour.bsky.social for the reminder to look up! ๐ฑ
#wildflowerhour#treeflowers