Iris pseudacorus, wild Iris on the Ashby Canal
Bluebells in New Park Wood in early June 2008
Bluebells in New Park Wood in early June 2008
Great Mullein and Teasel at Hill Covert
Purple Loosestife near Overley Farm
An avenue of Dock plants near Overley Farm
Cornflowers in the fields south of Rosliston
Marsh Marigolds at Hillditch Pool
Plantain
Ficaria verna, commonly known as lesser celandine
Poppy Field on footpath leading up from B4178 to A…
Poppy Field on footpath leading up from B4178 to A…
Poppy Field on footpath leading up from B4178 to A…
Poppy Field on footpath leading up from B4178 to A…
Scarlet Pimpernel
Rosebay Willowherb
Lesser Celendine on the Worcs and B'ham Canal
Butterbur (Petasites hybridus) on the Staffs and W…
Forgetmenot near Wom Brook
Brooklime? near Wom Brook
Yellow Archangel? Himley Estate
Fritillary (Fritillaria meleagris) at Bag Pool
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Iris pseudacorus, wild Iris on the Ashby Canal
Iris pseudacorus (Wild Iris, Yellow flag, Segg, Jacob's sword)....
"It is sometimes suggested as the origin of the 'fleur-de-lis' of heraldry. 'Segg' (a variant of sedge) is from the Anglo-Saxon for short sword, a reference to the blade-like character of the leaves."
Flora Britannica...R Mabey
"It is sometimes suggested as the origin of the 'fleur-de-lis' of heraldry. 'Segg' (a variant of sedge) is from the Anglo-Saxon for short sword, a reference to the blade-like character of the leaves."
Flora Britannica...R Mabey
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