These plants are growing on a mossy wall in Colinton Dell, along the Water of Leith which is an area of ancient woodland. This area isn't entirely natural ancient woodland as some of the trees (particularly the hornbeams) were planted for use in the construction of the mills that used to line these riverbanks and other trees were planted as ornamentals by the country estates that also used to own much of these lands.
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My ex wanted to name our daughter Sorrel, lovely delicate flower, but I'm glad we didn't:-)
WE had a kitten called Sorrel years ago, until we realised it was a little girl and she became Rosie. To go with her brother Fennel!
Hello, it is a pretty flower. Lovely images. Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!
Such a lovely flower, love your pictures.
All the best Jan
This is a pretty plant. It reminds me of shamrocks.
A delicate little flower. Lovely!
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