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Make it More Wild Plant-ey !!

there are myriads of species of wild flowers and "weeds" growing in England.
Many of them have wonderful names... let us investigate with the tools of punnage :h:

We Are The Campions

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Reply 1
Agrimony (perennial)
Autumn hawkbit (perennial)
Betony (perennial)
Bird's foot trefoil (perennial)
Bladder campion (perennial)
Burnet saxifrage (perennial)
Common or lesser knapweed (perennial)
Corn or common poppy (annual)
Corn chamomile (annual)
Corncockle (annual)
Cornflower (annual)
Corn marigold (annual)
Cowslip (perennial)
Crested dog's-tail (perennial)
Devil's bit scabious (perennial)
Field scabious (perennial)
Foxglove (biennial)
Garlic mustard (biennial)
Giant bellflower (perennial)
Great mullein (biennial)
Greater stitchwort (perennial)
Hedge bedstraw (perennial)
Hedge woundwort (perennial)
Imperforate St John's wort (perennial)
Lady's bedstraw (perennial)
Meadow buttercup (perennial)
Meadowsweet (perennial)
Musk mallow (perennial)
Nettle-leaved bellflower (perennial)
Night-scented catchfly (annual)
Oxeye daisy (perennial)
Perforate St John’s wort (perennial)
Primrose (perennial)
Purple loosestrife (perennial)
Quaking grass (perennial)
Ragged robin (perennial)
Red campion (perennial)
Red clover (perennial)
Red dead-nettle (annual)
Ribwort plantain (perennial)
Salad burnet (perennial)
Scentless mayweed (annual)
Selfheal (perennial)
Square-stalked St John’s wort (perennial)
Sweet vernal-grass (perennial)
Tansy (perennial)
Tufted vetch (perennial)
Upright hedge-parsley (biennial)
Viper's-bugloss (biennial)
Wild basil (perennial)
White campion (perennial)
Wild carrot (biennial)
White clover (perennial)
White dead-nettle (perennial)
Wild marjoram (perennial)
Wild thyme / common thyme (perennial)
Wood sage (perennial)
Yarrow (perennial)
Yellow rattle (annual)
Reply 2
there are more wonderful plants listed here:

http://rdnhs.org.uk/blog/?p=869
Reply 3
I can’t be-leaf I’m still doing these
Reply 4
I have two sisters called Daisy and Rose.
Reply 5
Original post by Pugglet
I can’t be-leaf I’m still doing these

:rave: you may be a stalker :teehee:

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Reply 6
Original post by Kreaze
I have two sisters called Daisy and Rose.

there is a theme there :h:
Reply 7
Thistle be the best thread ever!
Reply 8
Original post by a_w_
Thistle be the best thread ever!

:woo: back of the nettle a_w :congrats:

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Reply 9
i am off to bed

have fun with a pun

:wavey:

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The Dandelion King
Original post by Alesha1991
The Dandelion King

That's ****, that is.
Knotweed’s Landing
Reply 13
Original post by Alesha1991
The Dandelion King

:rave: woo Alesha that is a corker :dancing2:

let's get you a nice badge to wear on your TSR hat:

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Reply 14
Original post by nulli tertius
Knotweed’s Landing

:woo: this needs nippon in the bud :redface:

Great punnage Sir Nulli !!

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Reply 15
I believe in Miracles (You Saxifrage Thing)

:thrasher:

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Reply 16
The Green Chamomile

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Catmint/Chicory on a hot tiin roof

Crazy like a foxglove

Star Wars: a new hogweed

The Adventures of Ragged Robin Hood

Lord of the fairy rings: the fellowship of the ragworts [Fairy rings are a group of diseases in turfgrass that are caused by fungi]

Lord of the fairy rings: the two Teasels

Lord of the fairy rings: the return of the King's crown [found in the rocky mountain ridges in the alpine and subalpine zones of the western mountains of North America]

With thanks to https://www.first-nature.com/flowers/index2.php
Reply 18
Original post by Muttley79
Catmint/Chicory on a hot tiin roof

Crazy like a foxglove

Star Wars: a new hogweed

The Adventures of Ragged Robin Hood

Lord of the fairy rings: the fellowship of the ragworts [Fairy rings are a group of diseases in turfgrass that are caused by fungi]

Lord of the fairy rings: the two Teasels

Lord of the fairy rings: the return of the King's crown [found in the rocky mountain ridges in the alpine and subalpine zones of the western mountains of North America]

With thanks to https://www.first-nature.com/flowers/index2.php

:rave: a fine crop of self-seeded puns Ma'am OBE :girl:

Crazy like a foxglove is my favorite :yep:

the people of Lithuania like your work :h:

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Reply 19
The Gallagher brothers..... Liam and Orchid

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