This has spread over my lawn quite rapidly in the last few weeks, what is it?
I obviously know nothing about plants…
by shendy42
This has spread over my lawn quite rapidly in the last few weeks, what is it?
I obviously know nothing about plants…
by shendy42
10 Comments
Some kind of cranesbill, also known as *Geranium*. They get tiny pink, purple or white flowers
Bottom left looks like a blackberry. Sorry OP I’m Melbourne and I don’t recognise the other plant(weed to me).
Bottom left looks like wild bramble. Dig it out at the roots.
Looks like creeping buttercup
Its a little wild Geranium,not sure of the species sorry,but any flowers-colour,will narrow it down.
Looks like it could be Bloody Cranesbill ‘Geranium sanguineum’ it has pink flowers and it’s a UK native. I’ve had loads of it pop up all over my garden. Seems easy enough to remove, definitely not creeping buttercup, which is a real pain!
Most likely dove’s-foot crane’s-bill (Geranium molle) if it’s in your lawn
So much more beautiful than a lawn.
It looks like extra lucky shamrocks, lol jk, but I think they’re pretty I would just leave them there.
There are hundreds of thousands of these on the farm where I work at the moment, not seen anything like it before. Seems to be a prolific year for this geranium