paganbride

It does look very similar to the images in the link, I'll pop and get another photo. It's decided to live on an old bike in the out house. It is a very orangey colour, almost like a copper beech leaf.

Thank you Kristal! x

Neither had I. It's such a small and easily missed plant. I only noticed it after taken some pictures of a thistle! It is really delicate.

I have the one in the link in my amazon basket!

Oh dear and now I have the Flora Britannica in there too.... :-S
Hehe! Thanks for the tips!

I only started looking at plants after helping out with a university project - and in the end I think he's going to quite it anyway. So I'm left with a big folder of pressed flowers and photos! I think I've found a new hobby! I wish I could do the course!

I must have found it on it's way out!
I'm primarily using The Wild Flower Key, by Francis Rose (revised edition) Collins Wild Flowers of Britain and Europe, and a surprisingly useful Black's Medicinal Plants of Britain and Europe. Can you suggest any others?

Really? I'm new to plant identification, I initially thought it was, but the books I'm using picture an erect plant, with these sort of structures growing at branched intervals. The one has them emerging from the ground :-S
*confused*

Oh yes, I agree. I logged out before I'd checked the listing this morning (small child needing breakfast!). Glad you like the photos :-)