Bird's foot trefoil - Lotus corniculatus

Found in a field

Scarlet Pimpernell - Anagallis avensis

Yet another tiny little flower that when viewed from close up looks so spectacular

Liverwort - Marchantia polymorpha

Ok, It's not a flower... but the male sexual parts that you can see in this picture look a bit like flowers. And i really like this plant so i stuck it in anyway! I found it growing in the pavement cracks at Sussex University

White Clover - Trifolium repens

Found growing in an improved pasture field

Grass species

another unknown species, it's an agricultural crop though, i think

Green Field Speedwell - Veronica agrestis

not sure which one this is, the one that has one petal paler than the others. will check the species asap

Unknown fritillary species

Found in a field

Poppy people

these are some poppy people my friend Tracy made out of poppy flower heads

Salad Burnett - Sanguisorba minor

Apparantly the leaves of this plant are quite tasty in a salad, hence it's name. But they're so small i'm not sure it would be worth the bother of collecting them. This plant was seen on Castle Hill but it's a pretty common plant and i tend to see it fairly regularly.

Hound's tongue - Cynoglossum officinale

Sainfoin - Onobrychis viciifolia

Bulbous buttercup - Ranunculus bulbosus

Bulbous buttercup found at Castle Hill

Mouse ear Hawkweed - Pilosella officinarum

I found this flower growing at Castle Hill but it's quite common in chalk grassland. The underside of the petals usually have a red tinge to them and the leaves of the plant are very white, soft and felty on their underside.

Toad Reed? - Juncus bufonius?

Small reed found growing at Castle Hill. I think it might be the toad reed Juncus bufonius but i'm not too sure

Milkwort - Polygala species

milkwort at Castle Hill

Yellow rattle - Rhianthus minor

Yellow rattle has got to be one of my favourite plants. It's so tactile, it's leaves look so scaly and almost dragon like and it develops these massive seed pods that rattle in the wind. Yellow rattle is a parasitic plant that gains its nutrients from perennial grasses. I've found it growing at Castle Hill and Beedlands Nature Reserve.

Dogwood

Dog's mercury at Stanmer Park

Sun spurge

Sun Spurge, stanmer park

Dog's mercury

This plant has tiny little yellow flowers

Dandelion

This dandelion had already gone over into seed but it looked so beautiful when it was damp i had to take a photo of it.

Hornbeam

Picture of hornbeam seeds

Lords and Ladies - Arum maculatum

Ths was found growing in a wood near Sussex University. The purple spathe gives off a smell that attracts small flies. The flies get caught in the swelling at the base of the flower until the flower is ready to release pollen. The flies then fly off, carrying the pollen away to other flowers.

Hedge Garlic

Not a very good photo i'm afraid, the flower is out of focus.

Red Campion

Native bluebell - Hyacinthoides non-scripta

Note the curled out tips of the petals and the yellow stamens

Herb Robert - Geranium robertianum

Found growing in grassland at Stanmer Park

Ground Ivy - Glechoma hederacea

Black Bryony

Only British member of the yam family

Cow Parsley

Found near a field in Stanmer Park

Bugle

Found in a woodland near University

Bladder Campion