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

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    Marsh Marigold DSCI0180.JPG

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      Is them Marsh Marigolds floating?
      Love them Cowslips Zigs, someone has lots growing in there lawn :) yesturday out came the lawn mower now no more cowslips :sad:
       
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        Looking again, they're not as wild as I thought, seem to be in a pond basket :th scifD36:

        They didn't want them setting seed then :doh:
         
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          I don't think they have a clue as to what they are, but i would have taken them off there hards ;)
           
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            Whilst tidying an untouched (probably for years) part of the new bungalows back garden, underneath and around some shrubs, I noticed these Sweet Violets beaming in the morning sun. Just come in from taking some snaps of them beaming in the evening sun. There are over a dozen little clumps of them and will be cherished as a most welcome and unexpected gift.
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              What a charming surprise @Agent Orange :thumbsup: Pretty little things, aren't they!
               
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                Found a nice Dog's Dickie this evening:) DSCI0211.JPG
                 
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                  I'm glad you mentioned that as I hadn't noticed and I was thinking to myself that I've never seen Marsh Marigolds actually in water before :snork:
                   
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