Lady's Smock (Cardamine pratensis), also known as Cuckoo Flower, has attractive pale-lilac to white flowers that appear in springtime, April-early June. It occurs sparsely throughout the haymeadows, Fields 1 and 2, and more frequently in the wetter areas, Fields 3 and 6. The flowers are attractive to insects and particularly to the Orange Tip butterfly which appears here as soon as the Lady's Smock start to flower.
Photographs of Lady's Smock
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