Plants in my field...

[PapaverFollis]

I have 26 photos of about 20 different plants... but these are the ones I haven't named yet. Anyone know any of these? Two are on the hardstanding rather than in the field.

A

B

C... which might be the same as B

D



2 more not uploading. Will try in another post.

 

[PapaverFollis]

Annoying, still too large.

 

[Errin Paddywack]

First one looks like groundsel and the second is chickweed. No idea about the daisy type.

 

[PapaverFollis]

Try again...

E

F


That last one is a shit photo.

 

[cauda equina]

Yellow thing is silverweed

 

[PapaverFollis]

First one looks like groundsel and the second is chickweed. No idea about the daisy type.

I don't think the leaves are rounded enough to be chickweed. There is some chickweed in the field but this is similar but different. I think.

 

[cauda equina]

I was thinking mouse-ear chickweed but the leaves still aren't quite right

 

[PapaverFollis]

Yellow thing is silverweed

Fabulous, thank you. There's tonnes of that on the hardstanding areas.

 

[poiuytrewq]

I can’t remember the name of it but there ms a good ap you can down load for weed ID
(I am clueless and have a tortoise!)

 

[Reacher]

Is groundsel ok or not? I’ve been pulling a lot up in gateways

 

[sport horse]

Download 'Seek by iNaturalist' APP onto your smart phone - hold camera to plant and it will tell you what it is.

 

[PapaverFollis]

I think, having checked, the groundsel will be being pulled out.

 

[PapaverFollis]

Download 'Seek by iNaturalist' APP onto your smart phone - hold camera to plant and it will tell you what it is.

But it's way more fun to annoy people on the internet with my endless questions. ??

 

[PapaverFollis]

I think D is Sneezewort! Never heard of or seen that before!

 

[cauda equina]

But it's way more fun to annoy people on the internet with my endless questions. ??

I love seeing other people's weeds/wildflowers

 

[PapaverFollis]

There's so much in this field... it's quite old pasture I think. I've also got a purple vetch of some kind, meadow vetchling, birds foot trefoil, yarrow, cow parsley, common hogweed, marsh marigolds (but weed killered most of them), sorral, loads of sorral, meadoesweet, cuckoo flowers and chickweed. And at least 3 different grasses but suspect more. It's a bit of a shock after years of ryegrass...

 

[PapaverFollis]

As well as docks and nettles and thistles and buttercups of course.

 

[PapaverFollis]

And soft rushes.

 

[PapaverFollis]

I'm going to go and get a better picture of 'F'... struggling to work that one out. It has pink flowers that sit between the layers of leaves. I'm sure its in the nettle family?

 

[cauda equina]

Nettle family have tooth edged leaves, and that looks smooth
I was thinking some sort of spurge until you said pink flowers

 

[PapaverFollis]

It was the arrangement of leaves and flowers that had me thinking nettle... someone said stitchwort on my facebook. Edit... just checked definitely not stitchwort.

 

[PapaverFollis]

Hopefully a better photo. Looks much less nettley on closer inspection to be fair.

 

[ILuvCowparsely]

try using plant snap app to tell you what they are

 

[GoldenWillow]

B could be a type of chickweed, we've chickweed and mouse ear chickweed growing nicely atm ? and it does look quite like mouse ear. Our mouse ear stands up taller and more upright than chickweed.

 

[PapaverFollis]

It could be mouseear. Leaf shape could be a bit variable.

 

[GoldenWillow]

It could be mouseear. Leaf shape could be a bit variable.

Does the leaf have a furry feel to it at all?

 

[cauda equina]

Hopefully a better photo. Looks much less nettley on closer inspection to be fair.

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I think that's red bartsia

 

[PapaverFollis]

Does the leaf have a furry feel to it at all?

It is hairy.

 

[PapaverFollis]

I think that's red bartsia

I think you're right. But it is much more short and squat with smaller flowers than the ones in the pictures I can find. It's growing on the hardcore though do is probably a bit malnourished.

 

[cauda equina]

There's some in my field and it's quite wiry and short, 8 inches or so