Update

 I have recently bought a new book, the full on complete one with 1,900 species rather than 900. I will be able to add rarities in that aren't in Harrap's Wildflowers, because a lot aren't. The point being this blog won't just revolve around Harrap's only, it will have anything I wanted to see, and instead, if I have seen a rare plant once I will see it again. So the blog will now include a few mega-rares or rares that aren't in Harrap's aswell as commoner, the blog will now just be about what I want to see giving it free movement and a fair few more rarities and things not in Harrap's. Note: Harrap's is a wildflower guide that until now, this whole blog was based off.

A holiday in Herefordshire PT1 - 27/08/2021 to 04/09/2021

 Sorry for the delay in getting this post out, lots to do. 

We went to Kington for our holiday this year and explored most of the countryside of North Herefordshire, Kington was a lovely place but we visited Leominster and it is quite an odd place. Anyway to the point, it was lovely holiday and beautiful countryside with us doing a lot of walking, hence I spotted a lot of new plants. Be braced for a LOT of pics. I may split this post up into parts

I need to go back again on more of a plant based trip.

Thyme-Leaved Speedwell, Titley

Fool's Watercress, Titley

Cornflower, Titley

Common Vetch, Titley

Feverfew, Titley

Hairy Tare, Titley

Chicory, Titley

Orpine, Titley

Weobley

Weobley

Spotted Dead-Nettle, Kington

Yellow Corydalis

Red Kite, Pembridge

Common Hemp Nettle, Pembridge

River Arrow, Pembridge

River Arrow, Pembridge

Procumbent Yellow Sorrel, Kington

Navelwort, Kington

View from Hergest Ridge towards the English Side

Black Bryony, Lower Hergest

View from walk out of Kington

A pesticide free, oat field, packed with arable weeds

The Rare Dwarf Spurge, Lower Hergest (in the above oat field)

The weedy Oat Field

Field Pansy, Weedy oat field, Lower Hergest

Mind-your-own-Business, Lower Hergest