Irish Wildflowers

Words
84
Reading
1 min
Listen
Play
9y

Another little plant that grows along ditches, in fields is the Fumaria muralis or Common Ramping - fumatory.
It is from the family Fumariaceae

The Irish name for it is Camán searraigh balla

It has purple and pink flowers (with a reddish black apex) and toothed sepils. Leaves are waxy and pale green. It is a spreading plant.

DSC_0827-01-01.jpeg

DSC_0826-01.jpeg

Photo taken with Sony Xperia Xa

📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷 📷

Thank you for looking.

Enjoy your day...

U5duCoWVjfTZ1r2DXeA3SpjDMskvJKh_1680x8400-03-01.jpeg

Irish Wildflowers | Ecency