Another plant ID

[Sally 519]

Once again I have to display my appalling lack of knowledge of flora. Someone suggested to me that this is alstibe, but I’m not sure it looks the same. Can anyone help? Common coastal wildflower.

 

[aphperspective 58]

 

The pink one at the front looks like Red Valerian, centranthus ruber, we have a lot around the Irish coast here in West Cork. I may be wrong its a bit blured.

Andy.

 

[John Richmond 664]

Both Centranthus ruber.  You've got the red and pink forms.  There's also a white form.  

[Sally 519]

Many thanks indeed, I’ve got the white in another photo, too.

Edited July 6 by Sally

[Starsphinx 52]

That stuff is as common as much around me as well - I had to google it a couple of weeks ago for shots I was putting on Flickr

[spacecadet 1,967]

It's growing out of our patio.

I may pull it up when it's done flowering. Could be a pic in it.

[geogphotos 991]

Any idea? A tree outside Corsham Court, Wiltshire recently.

 

Think I have found this one. 

Catalpa bignonioides 'Aurea'

 

 

Edited July 8 by geogphotos

[John Richmond 664]

3 hours ago, geogphotos said:

Any idea? A tree outside Corsham Court, Wiltshire recently.

 

Think I have found this one. 

Catalpa bignonioides 'Aurea'

 

 

I think you've nailed it.

 

[geogphotos 991]

 

Clumps of this growing in the salt marsh, this one on the river wall, River Deben, Suffolk, yesterday

[Allan Bell 1,323]

On 08/07/2018 at 21:32, John Richmond said:

I think you've nailed it.

 

 

John would have a look at the tree image in this thread please to see if you may know it.

 

Allan

 

 

[Janet 25]

Hi Geogphotos,

 

Could be Sea lavender (Limonium vulgare), but I'm no expert

Janet

[geogphotos 991]

57 minutes ago, Janet said:

Hi Geogphotos,

 

Could be Sea lavender (Limonium vulgare), but I'm no expert

Janet

 

Thanks Janet 

[John Richmond 664]

5 hours ago, Janet said:

Hi Geogphotos,

 

Could be Sea lavender (Limonium vulgare), but I'm no expert

Janet

I agree

[Starsphinx 52]

If it helps people my first stop for identifying wildflowers is  http://www.npms.org.uk/sites/www.npms.org.uk/files/PDF/NPMS ID GUIDE_WEB_0.pdf  It may not get you straight there but it often puts you in the rough ballpark area to do more detailed searches on google. 

[geogphotos 991]

13 hours ago, Starsphinx said:

If it helps people my first stop for identifying wildflowers is  http://www.npms.org.uk/sites/www.npms.org.uk/files/PDF/NPMS ID GUIDE_WEB_0.pdf  It may not get you straight there but it often puts you in the rough ballpark area to do more detailed searches on google. 

 

Thanks for this. It is very helpful because it does the obvious thing to help amateurs and arranges the plants by flower colour. 

 

Just found: Prickly oxtongue, Helminthotheca echoes, Picris echiodes,

[geogphotos 991]

This is another good wildflower site. You can send in a low res pic and ask for identification. 

 

http://wildflowerfinder.org.uk

[FOTOLINCS 0]

On 7/12/2018 at 08:39, geogphotos said:

 

Clumps of this growing in the salt marsh, this one on the river wall, River Deben, Suffolk, yesterday

Sea Lavender for sure.