WILD FLOWERS YOU HAVE SEEN OUT WHILE OUT WALKING - 2017

Discussion in 'Herbs and Wildflowers' started by ARMANDII, Jan 9, 2017.

Page 6 of 14
  1. shiney

    shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

    Joined:
    Jul 3, 2006
    Messages:
    67,254
    Gender:
    Male
    Occupation:
    Retired - Last Century!!!
    Location:
    Herts/Essex border. Zone 8b
    Ratings:
    +134,075
    Yes, it's another plant that they changed the name of! :mute: :wallbanging:

    It's now called Pseudofumaria lutea instead of Corydalis lutea but I still call it Corydalis as well as Marley :thumbsup:. I like the plant and the leaves are pretty and look like a cross between a fern and Aquilegia leaves. :)
     
    • Like Like x 2
    • Informative Informative x 2
      shiney, Apr 19, 2017
      #76 Quote in Conversation
    • Marley Farley

      Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

      Joined:
      May 11, 2005
      Messages:
      30,588
      Occupation:
      Grandmother Gardener Councillor Homemaker
      Location:
      Under the Edge Zone 8b
      Ratings:
      +14,130
      Well it has moved along the hedgerow a little but the Archangel is back again.! :SUNsmile:
      [​IMG] ​
       
      • Like Like x 6
        Marley Farley, Apr 29, 2017
        #77 Quote in Conversation
      • Phil A

        Phil A Guest

        Ratings:
        +0
        DSCI0002 (30).JPG

        Hedge Bedstraw is just starting to flower :spinning:
         
        • Like Like x 4
          Phil A, Apr 29, 2017
          #78 Quote in Conversation
        • Scrungee

          Scrungee Well known for it

          Joined:
          Dec 5, 2010
          Messages:
          16,524
          Location:
          Central England on heavy clay soil
          Ratings:
          +29,001
          Our local bluebells aren't going to get any better than this

          bluebells1.jpg

          Apart from another couple of dog walkers we had the entire nature reserve to ourselves.
           
          • Like Like x 9
          • Agree Agree x 1
            Scrungee, May 6, 2017
            #79 Quote in Conversation
          • Jiffy

            Jiffy The Match is on Fire

            Joined:
            Aug 25, 2011
            Messages:
            12,619
            Occupation:
            Pyro
            Location:
            Retired Next To The Bonfire in UK
            Ratings:
            +38,686
            Been for a walk and seen something i never seen before, a English Elm tree with leaves and is forming it's seeds :yahoo:
             
            • Like Like x 5
              Last edited: May 9, 2017
              Jiffy, May 6, 2017
              #80 Quote in Conversation
            • Marley Farley

              Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

              Joined:
              May 11, 2005
              Messages:
              30,588
              Occupation:
              Grandmother Gardener Councillor Homemaker
              Location:
              Under the Edge Zone 8b
              Ratings:
              +14,130
              Sadly they do keep sending up new growth but they only live for about 15 yrs max and then they keel over with the Elm Disease @Jiffy ..:sad:
               
              • Like Like x 1
              • Informative Informative x 1
              • Friendly Friendly x 1
                Marley Farley, May 7, 2017
                #81 Quote in Conversation
              • Marley Farley

                Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

                Joined:
                May 11, 2005
                Messages:
                30,588
                Occupation:
                Grandmother Gardener Councillor Homemaker
                Location:
                Under the Edge Zone 8b
                Ratings:
                +14,130
                Ok I saw these in one place only yesterday down in an overgrown old limestone quarry.. There was no sign of them anywhere else in the quarry, they were just under 1 tree..!! @Zigs I felt you might know what they are.?? :scratch:
                :scratch: Sorry pics in a mo....

                [​IMG]

                [​IMG]

                So far no luck on the ID..... :scratch: ​
                 
                • Like Like x 1
                  Marley Farley, May 7, 2017
                  #82 Quote in Conversation
                • wiseowl

                  wiseowl Amicable and friendly Admin Staff Member

                  Joined:
                  Oct 29, 2006
                  Messages:
                  45,871
                  Gender:
                  Male
                  Occupation:
                  Walking over rough terrain
                  Location:
                  On the northwest bank of the River Medway
                  Ratings:
                  +94,946
                  Good afternoon came across this on my walk this morning:smile:

                  Oak.JPG
                   
                  • Like Like x 3
                    wiseowl, May 7, 2017
                    #83 Quote in Conversation
                  • Phil A

                    Phil A Guest

                    Ratings:
                    +0
                    Never seen one that fresh before Woo :)
                     
                    • Like Like x 1
                      Phil A, May 7, 2017
                      #84 Quote in Conversation
                    • Marley Farley

                      Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

                      Joined:
                      May 11, 2005
                      Messages:
                      30,588
                      Occupation:
                      Grandmother Gardener Councillor Homemaker
                      Location:
                      Under the Edge Zone 8b
                      Ratings:
                      +14,130
                      • Like Like x 1
                      • Agree Agree x 1
                      • Informative Informative x 1
                        Marley Farley, May 7, 2017
                        #85 Quote in Conversation
                      • Marley Farley

                        Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

                        Joined:
                        May 11, 2005
                        Messages:
                        30,588
                        Occupation:
                        Grandmother Gardener Councillor Homemaker
                        Location:
                        Under the Edge Zone 8b
                        Ratings:
                        +14,130
                        Any ideas on my brain teaser above @Zigs... Anyone... ?? :scratch::scratch:
                         
                        • Like Like x 1
                          Marley Farley, May 7, 2017
                          #86 Quote in Conversation
                        • Phil A

                          Phil A Guest

                          Ratings:
                          +0
                          Broomrape :)
                           
                          • Like Like x 1
                            Phil A, May 7, 2017
                            #87 Quote in Conversation
                          • Marley Farley

                            Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

                            Joined:
                            May 11, 2005
                            Messages:
                            30,588
                            Occupation:
                            Grandmother Gardener Councillor Homemaker
                            Location:
                            Under the Edge Zone 8b
                            Ratings:
                            +14,130
                            BrilliantThanks @Zigs... Strange of all the wild flowers I have seen I have never come across it in any form before... I shall go back there in early spring next year as these appeared to have set seed.. Well they look like it in the pics anyway... :thumbsup:
                             
                            • Like Like x 1
                            • Friendly Friendly x 1
                              Marley Farley, May 7, 2017
                              #88 Quote in Conversation
                            • Phil A

                              Phil A Guest

                              Ratings:
                              +0
                              No worries Marley :)

                              Don't think i've ever found one at all :hate-shocked:

                              They lack Chlorophyl and are parasitic on other plants :yikes:
                               
                              • Informative Informative x 2
                                Phil A, May 7, 2017
                                #89 Quote in Conversation
                              • wiseowl

                                wiseowl Amicable and friendly Admin Staff Member

                                Joined:
                                Oct 29, 2006
                                Messages:
                                45,871
                                Gender:
                                Male
                                Occupation:
                                Walking over rough terrain
                                Location:
                                On the northwest bank of the River Medway
                                Ratings:
                                +94,946
                                • Like Like x 1
                                • Friendly Friendly x 1
                                  wiseowl, May 7, 2017
                                  #90 Quote in Conversation
                                Page 6 of 14
                                Loading...
                                Similar Threads - WILD FLOWERS WHILE
                                1. Marley Farley

                                  WILDFLOWERS YOU HAVE SEEN WHILE OUT WALKING

                                  Marley Farley, Jan 3, 2019, in forum: Herbs and Wildflowers
                                  Replies:
                                  520
                                  Views:
                                  43,391
                                  CarolineL
                                  Nov 17, 2025
                                2. Marley Farley

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

                                  Marley Farley, Apr 1, 2007, in forum: Herbs and Wildflowers
                                  Replies:
                                  307
                                  Views:
                                  32,878
                                  IceColdRum
                                  Apr 28, 2016
                                3. Songbird

                                  Solved Wild Flowers ID please

                                  Songbird, May 15, 2025, in forum: Identification Area
                                  Replies:
                                  5
                                  Views:
                                  622
                                  Songbird
                                  May 15, 2025
                                4. Tedspex

                                  Wildflowers in clay soil

                                  Tedspex, May 6, 2024, in forum: Herbs and Wildflowers
                                  Replies:
                                  11
                                  Views:
                                  2,581
                                  fairygirl
                                  May 13, 2024
                                5. Mattyp

                                  Growing wild flowers in a container

                                  Mattyp, Apr 5, 2024, in forum: NEW Gardeners !
                                  Replies:
                                  11
                                  Views:
                                  1,128
                                  BB3
                                  May 6, 2024

                                Share This Page

                                1. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
                                  By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
                                  Accept Learn More...
                                  Dismiss Notice