Another ID Needed

Can any one help with this one, please?

 

Leaves might help, and some indication of size too. Frustrating 'cos I know it, but ..........

 

Meadowsweet, filipendula, spirea? don't know the right name but the wild one smells lovely, trying to get it to grow in my garden from seed collected last year.
As Palustris says leaves would help.

 

Sorry, but it's in a very awdward position, and I cam't get a shot of the whole plant. It has a long thin wiry stem, with a few leaves at the bottom. I did pick a leaf, as shown here; it's about 2inches long.
My first thought was Meadowsweet, but the shape of the flower head doesn't seem quite right, and there's not a trace of scent.

 

Hi Laurie, the flowers look exactly like Sorbaria Sorbifolia but the leaves look wrong. Kedi-Gato was enquiring about this last week, see here
http://www.gardenerscorner.co.uk/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=37;t=000153

 

Something crataegus? leaves still look a bit too serrated.

 

?Aruncus dioicus, or one of the family at least.

 

ID.Please

....This grows in my garden every year and I just realised I DONT KNOW ITS NAME...It's in flower now....Bit of a thug though.

 

lysimachia punctata - yellow loosestrife

 

Thanks Beki....Just looked it up and you are correct it is the Punctata...I can sleep easy in my bed now.Cheers.

 

Roders I already identified this plant on another thread for another memember last week,only problem is now I can't remember where it was :D

 

NP Roders, mine has buds on so will look like yours soon

 

Sorry Kandy........but was absent last week.
It's funny how a common plant sometimes passes you by.
I have just noticed in Laurie's pic at the top of this page.....in the background...Lysmachia :D