Plant id - more weeds perhaps?

Hi Gardeners,

Yet more wild flower/weed conundrums to solve!

Any help is much appreciated - thank you for all your previous help with my weed identification.


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Plant 1




Plant 2







Plant 3







Plant 4
Now I'm pretty sure this is a weed clover - I'm not sure what species, would be good to know.

 

plant 1
aphanes arvensis, parsley piert
plant 2
Chamerion angustifolium, rosebay bay willowherb......I think
plant 3
....I know it. I've gone blank
plant 4
Oxalis something. The red dots have confused me. We need flower colour I think

 

3) Wild Mustard, Charlock, Field Mustard, Sinapis arvensis




4) Red Spotted Clover (Medick) Medicago arabica ?

Medicago arabica - Wikipedia

 

Red spotted clover? I've learned something

 

Thank you everyone -

The wild mustard charlock seems to be a from my meadow mix.

Not sure about the parsley piert and red spotted clover. Parsley piert and red spotted clover seem to be considered lawn weeds, but as I want a wildflower patch, the clover can stay, still unsure about the parsley piert.

I'm not sure the plant 2 is rosebay willowherb. It has slightly hairy/silvery leaves. They are quite textured, not smooth. I've seen this in the garden elsewhere, so I don't think it's part of the meadow mix, but not sure what it is.

Thanks for all your help :-)
Fin

 

The one with the heart shaped leaves is wood sorrel.

 

Isn't no 1 herb Robert, that wild type of geranium?

 

It looks like a wild type of Geranium but the leaves are wrong for Herb Robert.

 

Perhaps it's Herb Alpert.

 

No, red stems, distinct smell...I smell nuffink!

I'm quite sure(I think!) of my identification, I pull up bucket loads of the stuff after disturbing the ground. Moral of the story, don't disturb the ground or use a mulch

 

I think photo one has a young cut leaved cranesbill, some clover, grass and possibly an oxalis with an immature willowherb and possibly a selfheal plant under the clover.

 

Plant 1....I think is creeping buttercup.

 

1. To me with that almost round leaf is one of the weedy Geraniums.
such as Geranium molle common name Dove's-foot Crane's-bill or Dovesfoot Geranium,

Geranium molle leaf - Google Search

1st pic...the mystery weed.
2nd Below is pic creeping buttercup with 3 lobed leaves to compare.

 

Thank you for all the excellent feedback.

Fin