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Flowers Betony Consists of leafy rosettes and two to four pairs of stem leaves. Continue Reading Black Knapweed A clump-forming plant with rough leaves and thistle-like reddish-purple flowers. Other names: Common knapweed, Hard-heads, Paintbrush. Continue Reading Common Bistort Pale pink flowers form a dense spike at the end of the flowering stem. Other names: Easter ledges, Pudding dock. Continue Reading Eyebright A small annual with toothed leaves. Continue Reading Globeflower A large member of the buttercup family. Continue Reading Great burnet A tall plant with finely toothed leaves. Continue Reading Greater bird's-foot trefoil Perennial with erect and ascending stems. Continue Reading Lady's mantle A northern perennial with shallowly lobed palmate leaves. Continue Reading Marsh marigold A robust low-growing perennial. Other names: King cup, May-blobs Continue Reading Meadow vetchling A climbing perennial. Continue Reading Meadowsweet Frothy white flowers on tall red stems. Continue Reading Melancholy thistle Tall stems bearing large purple thistle flowers. Continue Reading Ox-eye daisy Tall stems with spoon shaped leaves. Other names: Dog daisy, Moon daisy. Continue Reading Pignut A small, delicate plant indicative of undisturbed ground. Continue Reading Red clover A common tufted perennial. Continue Reading [1] 2 > >>