In message , Les Hemmings
writes
Stewart Robert Hinsley wrote:

Valerian is much more widespread, but it's not greatly common up this
way. Angelica is found in the same habitats, and is appreciably more
common.

Jim


When i lived in Brixham Valerian (both white and pink forms) grew on walls
everywhere! Wrong leaf..

L

I thought he meant (common) valerian (Valeriana officinalis), rather
than red valerian (Centranthus ruber); but perhaps he did mean the
latter. (I don't know what's common in the south west - apart from their
being a field maple wood on Portishead Down).
--
Stewart Robert Hinsley