Ranunculus ficaria (not Caltha palustris). Also called fig buttercup.
Thanks to theora for the information.
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And wildflowers. "...a gardener who knows his flowers and is ignorant of his weeds is like half a coin, a tail without a head." Sara B. Stein
Oooh, a native! And how pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid this may be lesser celandine, a marsh marigold look alike. Apparently the two are very difficult to distinguish. This article has some tips to tell them apart.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, lesser celandine is invasive.
Thanks Theora. I love this kind of feedback! I'll adjust my labels and links later.
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