Botany

I think that would be a good idea {thumbs up}

There are many of us here who want to know our plant species

Regards

Kathy and Dave

Hi Kathy & Dave

Oops I noticed the Greenfingers post which is a bit different though - but great work to all thise who are adding to our precious countryside and ultimately to our feathered friends who might find a home there !!

Best Wishes & happy Spotting this weekend

Colin D

Great idea :o)

hi there

These pictures are from my recent trip out to one of my favourite Nature Reserves on the 2/7/2010

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http://www.rspb.org.uk/community/forums/p/18685/133322.aspx#1333

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For those who would like to read it, or have overlooked it

What are these?.  The third picture was odd as it looked more like a tree sapling with small cream coloured flowers growing at the top.

Regards

Kathy and Dave

Another link to get to know how plants live and what they do to survive

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http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/plants/leaf/

This is another way to know our Botany subject

Regards

Kathy and Dave

Hi again Dave Kathy

You have Meadow Cranesbill of the Geranium Family  and a Hedgewoundwort . The Yellow plant foxes me a bit looks like a Balsam

For plants the leaves mid lower and upper stems and flowers all give clues - you have given a date and a location which is also very helpful in arriving at a good ID

Best Wishes & Well Spotted

 

Colin D

Thank you WLR for your answers with the ID's of the plants

Can I ask what the Balsam will grow into?. Will it be a plant or a bush/tree?

There was a lot of this type of plant growing everywhere in the area, and whatever it grows into there will be a lot of it.

Regards

Kathy and Dave