Coastal wildflowers

[Sally]

I have a couple of recent photos of a small wildflower garden next to the Scottish Seabird centre.  There is a notice listing the plants that may be found along the local coast, some of which may or may not be in the garden.  I have identified - I think - sea mayweed, bloody cranesbill and birds foot trefoil- but can anyone shed light on what else there is please?  This is the list given:

sea lyme grass, marram grass, mayweeds, silver wood, sea wormwood, wild wallflower, sea campion, scurvy grass, ladies’ bedstraw, biting stonecrop, purple thyme, blue harebells, viper’s bugloss, meadow cranesbill, clustered bellflower, red valerian, little ivy leaved toadflax, sea kale, oyster plant, wild hyacinths, sea mayweed, bloody cranesbill,  birds foot trefoil

 

 

 

 

Edited June 20, 2018 by Sally

[Keith Burdett]

Blue spires are vipers bugloss, left of second image.

 

Cheers, Keith

[Sally]

1 hour ago, Keith Burdett said:

Blue spires are vipers bugloss, left of second image.

 

Cheers, Keith

Thnks very much!

[Sally]

9 minutes ago, geogphotos said:

Leucanthemum vulgare, ox eye daisies - the big daisies with yellow centre

I don't think they are - think they are Tripleurospermum maritimum or sea mayweed

[Sally]

4 minutes ago, geogphotos said:

Could be red/pink campion, Silene dioica

I had thought those are bloody cranesbill, but I'm no expert. Thanks for your help.

[John Richmond]

The magenta ones are bloody cranesbill, Geranium sanguineum

[Keith Burdett]

Yes it is. :-)