On Jun 8, 11:10*am, Stewart Robert Hinsley
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Possibly kidney vetch (Anthyllis vulnaria).



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Pelargonium, probably P. x hortorum



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Not sure, but it might be an Alstroemeria

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A crucifer related to Brassica. Might even be cabbage (Brassica
oleraceus), but yellow-flowered crucifers are difficult.



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An umbellifer. I'd like to see the foliage, as that helps distinguish
them, but that one looks like a hogweed (Heracleum sphondylium).

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Stewart Robert Hinsley

snap for all except one which I could not spot:
Alstroemeria looks right; it is funny how hard it is to tell when the
flowers are so enlarged. Also got my common names for umbellifers
back to front.