- wood sorrel (oxalis acetosella, top left) has pretty white flowers and clover-like leaves that close like an umbrella at night. apparently delicious
- cowslip (primula veris, top right), which was originally called cowslop, is fleshy looking with tubular yellow flowers
- common dog violet (viola riviniana, bottom left) is my favourite flower!!! it has a cute purple flower and is edible
- colt's foot (tussilago farfara, bottom right) looks like a dandelion but has distinctive circle within a circle flowers and layered, scaly looking stems
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in reply to @bungo's post:
We have the first three here (south-west wales) but I haven't noticed Coltsfoot. We have a lot of primroses and some Wood Anemone too, including on one bank that is not even close to woodland. We have a few spots in this area where we get woodland flowers growing out in the open - I have seen one bare hillside pooled with bluebells, it's pretty great.
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