I've taken pics of this a couple of times, recently but I always end up deleting them as I think they are just not good enough to get an ID from.
I'll try with the latest batch, from the Lizard peninsular, Cornwall.
The problem I'm having is trying to find a suitable candidate for the leaves.
I admit I am stumped.
Any ideas, guys?
TIA
Fof
Stachys officinalis, probably stunted by the location.
Thank you floral
The illustration of this in Francis Rose's book, is no help.
I've just acquired Harrap's 'Wild Flowers' and, yes, I can now see the leaf form and structure.
I've also just got my hands on the latest edition of Colin French's, 'The Flora of Cornwall'. A great reference book but no good for IDing. :-((((
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