I think the bottom pic id redshank/persicaria , Horse mint second pic and the top one is common but i dont know what it is,/?any help/comments appreciated
Tormentil at the top, there are various species - in Rosacae. Potentilla sp.
The mint-like leaves don't seem to bearing water mint flowers. Perhaps a hiybrd.Did it smell of mint? Garden varieties often grow in the wild where they have been thrown out.
Yes, think the bottom one is redshank. It often has a dark spot in the middle of each leaf, but also quite often dosn't. In th bistort the dock pudding plant - family.
Tormentil at the top, there are various species - in Rosacae. Potentilla sp.
ReplyDeleteThe mint-like leaves don't seem to bearing water mint flowers. Perhaps a hiybrd.Did it smell of mint? Garden varieties often grow in the wild where they have been thrown out.
Yes, think the bottom one is redshank. It often has a dark spot in the middle of each leaf, but also quite often dosn't. In th bistort the dock pudding plant - family.
many thanks,,,tormentil I should have known that one....
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