phairyflobittercress

phairyfolbittercress

phairyforbittercress

Flower from Leybourne in Kent in May

Foliage in May

Form in August

Common Name

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Hairy Bittercress from Cabbage Family

Botanical Name

Cardamine hirsuta

Soil

A common weed on bare ground, rocks, screes, dunes and walls throughout the British Isles. Often a pest in gardens.

Sun Aspect

Full Sun

Soil Moisture

Dry

Plant Type

Annual Herb with slender tap-root and erect simple or basally branched stem with basal leaves in a compact rosette.

Height x Spread in feet

1 x 0.5

Foliage

Mid Green

Flower Colour in Month(s). Seeds

White in March-August

Comment

Rarely visited by small insects and automatically self-pollinated.

Available as seed from John Chambers' Wild Flower Seeds

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Flowers in May

Single Leaf from Leybourne in Kent in May

Juvenile Seed Pods

phairyfru2bittercress

phairyflobudobittercress

phairyfru3bittercress

Older Seed Pods

Flower Buds Open in May

Mature Seed Pods from Hooke in Dorset in June