I am really not sure if I found the right name for these small flowers that tend to grow everywhere in my garden at this time of the year, just one of the first wild flowers to appear, but they also disappear quite quickly.
They may be aggressive. Greater celandine is an aggressively invasive weed on the coast of Washington, and likely elsewhere. It is something I must watch for when bringing vegetation back from there.
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So pretty. 😀
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I believe that this is Ficaria verna, lesser celandine, which may be native to your region.
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I am sure you are right. They are often now to be found in the fields here
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They may be aggressive. Greater celandine is an aggressively invasive weed on the coast of Washington, and likely elsewhere. It is something I must watch for when bringing vegetation back from there.
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