Sylvatica

@donnarainey4 It's rampant in Cornwall, however, the county was deforested centuries ago, so it's not taking the place of the native subsp, so not as bad as further east.

@Botany2021 I've spent years trying to get rid of this plant from my garden and the roadside verge outside my home. It was a complete carpet, I've got it down to a few plants now which I pull out as soon as I see them.

Garden Yellow Archangel which is dominant and widely naturalised in Cornwall has popped its flowers open, first of the year for me. Lamiastrum galeobdolon subsp argentatum

Common Ramping Fumitory in its usual arable field edge habitat in mid Cornwall today. Fumaria murtalis subsp boraei

Spear Thistle flowering in mid Cornwall this evening. Cirsium vulgare

Sea Carrot and Common Scurvygrass on the clifftop turf at Harlyn Bay Cornwall today. Daucus carota subsp gummifer Cochlearia officinalis

Field Pansy and Small Nettle in abundance in an arable field edge near Harlyn Bay Cornwall today. Viola arvensis Urtica urens

Cornish Ramping Fumitory in a sandy car park at Harlyn Bay this afternoon. Fumaria occidentalis

@DrewCooper_Wild None seen in Cornwall as yet, probably due to months of rain !

The butterflies in Dorset have awoken from their winter sleep 😴 - Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta) - Comma (Polygonia c-album) - Peacock (Aglais io)

A clump of urban Sea mouse-ear on a town pavement 5km inland, so a nice find. Quintrell Downs, Cornwall today. Cerastium diffusum

Mossy Stonecrop (it's actually in flower) on a pavement in a cul-de-sac in Quintrell Downs, Cornwall today. Crassula tillaea

Common Whitlowgrass still flowering well; carpets of them along pavement cracks in Quintrell Downs, Cornwall today. Erophila verna

Endemic here is this Cornwall or Western Ramping Fumitory growing out of a roadside wall, Quintrell Downs today. It has the biggest flowers of any UK Fumitory (13mm+) with a white (before pollination) spanner head shaped upper petal. Fumaria occidentalis

Ground-ivy flowering on a holiday park front lawn near Quintrell Downs, Cornwall today. Glechoma hederacea

Pink Oxalis, one of many frequently found garden escapes naturalised in or near urban areas in this county. Quintrell Downs, Cornwall today. Oxalis articulata

A Dock that I think is the hybrid between Curled and Broad-leaved Dock. Hybrid vigour, almost in flower when all others are still basal leaves only; crisped leaves, cordate bases, lacking papillae on the underside of the leaves. Quintrell Downs, Cornwall. Rumex x pratensis

A giant Meadowseet about to flower amid a host of its fellow plants with basal leaves only. There's usually a few that buck the trend and flower early. Quintrell Downs, Cornwall today. Filipendula ulmaria

Daymer Bay, Cornwall this evening.

@dogdoughty @SmalePerry @Sussex_Botany Most likely, but a new species has appeared in Cornwall that is remarkably similar, usually with bushier rosettes and multi flower heads, Pseudognaphalium stramineum (Cape Cudweed).

@SmalePerry @Botany2021 @Sussex_Botany It looks good to me, I see it everywhere now in the thousands

Anyone know whether this is Jersey Cudweed? Growing as pavement weed South Cliff, Eastbourne today. @Botany2021 @Sussex_Botany

Field wood-rush already flowering near Wadebridge Cornwall today. Luzula campestris

I’m used to spindly specimens of Garden Grape Hyacinth growing in pavements. What a difference there is when it naturalises in a favourable position. Wadebridge area, Cornwall today. Muscari armeniacum