Wild Summer Flowers (part two)

Put that blog into faves!
Lovely wild flowers and great that you know all their names!!

What a wonderful walk, Hywel ...
Thanks for identifying so many wild flowers ...
and the views of the villages and hills are fab :o)

I seem to recognise a lot of those wild flowers...I have them in my garden ...and I think that they are lovely and I just let them grow..saves buying plants..

in my favourites too ~ thanks hywel, lovely walk and lovely to know all the names too
i particularly like that sneezewort! and its name!!

Thanks everyone. I hope you're not all out of puff lol :D

lovely blog hywel and such pretty flowers, we have lots of them Convolvulous around here they look lovely peeping out of the hedge rows. surprises me how many different wild flowers we see even when summer is over.
rain here yesterday and dull and cold today, thats it for NW summer i thinks lol :o)) x

Lovely blog Hywel.

As always lovely views and I appreciate your knowledge of wild flowers. I can smell the meadowsweet from here. I have a lot of convolvulus in the garden, the white one, which I know I should be getting rid of but it is always one step in ahead of me.

I enjoyed that walk and such wonderful colour in all those wild flowers, and gorgeous scenes you have there Hywel.

They are all very beautiful flowers Hywel, but the first one once you get it in your garden it is very difficult to get rid of it. The roots go many feet down. I have it in my front garden.

I enjoyed that walk with you Hywel. Just what I needed after a hard day at work. Thank you!

Lovely Hywel.... love seeing all the wild flowers. You have lovely countryside near you....

Brilliant blog love all the photos you show us of the erea where you live, can't wait to see next blog.

What a lovely stroll, enjoyed the views and the pretty wildflowers.;0)

Thank's Hywel for taking us there. realy enjoyed it love the flowers.:)

gorgeous pice Hywel - really nice flowers and views

A proper field trip with knowledgable guide, thanks for that Hywel, totally engrossed with the views & native plants.

Lovely flowers ... great countryside views ... lovely ... thanks for showing this, Hywel ... :o)

Love your walks, Hywel. Have always enjoyed wild flowers and still have a lovely identification book given to me by my Grandma when I was about 7. She and my Nana were largely responsible for my interest in gardening. Love the Meadowsweet and Great Burnet- fabulous colour. Just made some beads in very similar shade.

Wonderful walk there Hywel, thank you, I do love the scenery where you are and particularly like that Great Burnet and Rose bay willowherb absolute beauties. Keep up taking walks, we love them.

Thanks for the walk, Hywel - lovely views of Tricarn. :o)

Oh, Hywel, that was fantastic and how I would love to do that walk on a nice summer day. I thought the Sneezewort was pretty enough for the garden. Wild flowers are really something. Thank you, and I have added to my favs...

I love the Rose bay willow herb and am always sorry when it dies down , a lovely walk Hywel :o)

Sneezewort.......a great name for a lovely plant.

Hi |Hywell
What a knowlegeable chap you are. When I look at your photos, it makes me wonder why do we try to improve on nature? I loved your blog and have also added it to my favourites. I am having trouble thinking of convolvulus as a wild flower - to me it is troublesome and unfondly referred to as bindweed!! I especially liked photo 13 - If I could choose just one this would be it!

Thanks for all your comments, and sorry I forgot to answer them until now :o(

No 13 - that was the lane, if I counted them properly. Yes it deos look lovely doesn't it. Although it can be a bit creepy there sometimes lol It's got rather a remote feel, and I always think of a girl who got murdered in another nearby lane a few years ago. So I don't go along there very often :O ... And I keep looking behind me lol

I had bindweed in a garden where I lived some years ago. It's a nuisance in the garden, but nice when it grows where it can't cause any havoc :o)

Nearly missed this one Hywel, I do enjoy your walks around where you live, the scenery is great, I recognize many of the wildflowers but without your knowledge of them I`d never have been able to put a name to them.
Thanks Hywel, looking forward to more daytrips with you...

hywel, being new to this site, i've not been on one of your walks before, but oh did i enjoy my first one, i was actually there.I'm haveing a cup of tea now & putting my feet up,after such a pretty & interesting blog.smurf.

Thank you both :o) I'm glad you enjoyed the walk.

Hi Smurf - Welcome to GoY :o)

A lovely relaxing walk in the sunshine.........where's it gone Hywel? Great photos too of the views, you live in a beautiful area. It's always reassuring to see lots of wildflowers as the nitrates that the farmers use and the grubbed up hedgerows have diminished them in past years.