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Sedum anglicum???

thefof Zone 8/9 UK

6 years ago

Found in the same area as the buttercup Buttercup, growing on coastal dunes.

I am fairly sure this is a Sedum, but everything is so miniaturised.

For those over the pond, the 1p coin is 20.3mm diam, making the flowers approx 3mm.

TIA

Fof

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User
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
No, not Sedum anglicum, which has five petals.

Perhaps a Crassula of some sort?
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floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Sherardia arvensis growing amongst Thymus serpyllum. Tricky to see but the majority of the leaves don't go with the flowers.
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User
6 years ago
Aha! That makes sense Floral.
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thefof Zone 8/9 UK
Original Author
6 years ago
Floral, thank you.

All things being equal, I hope to get to the Towans later and start excavating to see what's under the surface. (At least a back-hoe won't be required).

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