Wild Flowers you have seen while out walking....!

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    That Lucy Locket, is that a Cardamine Pratensis Marley? :)
     
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    Most certainly is Zigs.. :SUNsmile:
     
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      Aah, didn't know they were called that :) Cuckoo Flower around here
       
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      Milk Maid is another name I think:SUNsmile:
       
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        I gave some leaves to a primary school class I took on a nature walk, still remember the looks on their faces when they realised how peppery they are :heehee:

        Teacher asked what it's latin name was, told her straight away, but said I didn't think a bunch of 5 year olds would want to know that :snork:

        She let me get on with it after that :heehee:
         
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          It is surprising how many wild plants you can eat... :SUNsmile:
           
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          A few miles North West of Battle today - a bit off the beaten track

          a purple orchid
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          and a pink one
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          wild garlic ( flowers and leaves are strong but yummy to eat)
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          adjuga reptans ( bugle)
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          native bluebells
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            Raywell, East Yorkshire, last week:

            Wild Garlic
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            Any idea?
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            Any idea?
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            Primrose?
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              The white flowers are Wood Anemones, beautiful little plants I think.. Looks like you had a nice walk.. :SUNsmile:
               
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              The ones with clover shaped leaves are Wood Sorrel :)

              Lovely spot, did you notice the Gnome in the first picture? :biggrin:
               
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                He is a very cute little Gnome though... :SUNsmile:
                 
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                  I saw these growing on the side of the road a few weeks back. I think they are so pretty.

                  Anyone know what they are?

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                    Stitchwort, Goosegrass and White Dead Nettle, very Springlike Jane :)
                     
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                      I was at Cricklade fritillary meadow in Gloucestershire this morning. It was fantastic to see carpets of this lovely flower, well worth a visit.
                       
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                        Is that the one with the boundary stones marking the ancient hay lots?
                         
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