Can anyone identify this

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  1. maltaron

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    It is growing on a near vertical bank (Cornish Wall) at the bottom of my garden.

    TIA
     
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    Pennywort. Lovely stuff.
     
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        Of all the native plants that is my favourite. Wish it would grow for us.
         
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              Actually I think we are too dry as much as anything.
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              At Bodnant last week.
               
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                Anyone eaten one?

                :) Didn't realise they were edible when I lived in Wales :doh:
                 
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                I thought that people in Wales ate anything, anyway!! :lunapic 130165696578242 5: :oopss: :runforhills:
                 
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