Two plants to Id please

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    The first is this D722A37C-7860-448C-9E1C-2E56AE3232DC.jpeg

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    The second is this
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    The first is, I think, Sanguisorba (Burnet). The second is definitely Geum urbanum. Weeds or wildflowers depending on your point of view.
     
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      Wood avens, Geum urbanum, seem to like our garden this year....it is everywhere so we have been pulling it up when it is in the wrong place.
       
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        I agree as well.
         
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          Everywhere is the wrong place for grim urbanism (that's what spellchecker calls it and I'm inclined to agree).
           
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            Thank you everyone, as they’re in my wild area they can stay (for now!) :).
             
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            They won't stay there :psnp:
             
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              AFAIC the only right place for it is the bonfire heap or the 'green' wheelie bin :biggrin:
               
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