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Trailing Tormentil Potentilla anglica Néalfartach shraoilleach Family: Rosaceae Flowering time: June-September. Perennial. Native. Solitary yellow flowers with 4 or 5 petals and usually 20+ carpels. Leaves usually tri-foliate, can also be palmate. Shorter stalk on upper leaves, lower leaves with longer stalk. Persistent basal rosette. Trailing stems, rooting at tips. Hybrids occur with Tormentil, P. erecta. Fairly frequent on paths, banks and roadsides throughout Ireland Similar: Creeping Cinqeufoil, P. reptans has 5-petalled flowers |
Trailing Tormentil, Potentilla anglica, Néalfartach shraoilleach
Photographs: Co. Cork