What shape are the leaves?

Heart-shaped with serrated edges

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Spear-shaped to oval, with pointed tips

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Needle-like

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Compound leaves with 3–5 toothed leaflets and a slightly hairy underside.

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What colour are the flowers?

Bright yellow

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White

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Purple

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Pink

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How tall does it typically grow?

20–50 cm

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50–150 cm

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2–3 m

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Usually 1–2 metres tall.

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When does it usually flower?

January–February

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June–September

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April to June.

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May – June

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Is it annual, biennial, or perennial?

Annual

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Biennial

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Perennial

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Which feature is unique to this plant?

Tiny stinging hairs on stems and leaves

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Strong smell of garlic

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Milky sap when broken

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Soft prickles on the stems and fruits that detach easily from the central core when picked.

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What type of soil does it prefer?

Moist, humus-rich, well-drained soil that mimics woodland floors.

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Dry, sandy soil

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Acidic peat soil only

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Moist, well-drained soil rich in organic matter.

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Where is this plant commonly found in the UK?

Hedgerows, woodland edges, scrubland, and gardens across the UK.

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Riverbanks, and damp ancient woodlands

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Rocky mountain tops

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Sandy beaches

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How common is it in the UK?

Very rare

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Common

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Endangered

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Found only in gardens

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Which picture correctly shows this species?

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Which picture correctly shows this species?

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Which plant could this species be confused with?

Blackberry

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Cow parsley

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Wood Avens

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Hemlock

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It's a versatile ingredient that can be used like regular garlic

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Used like spinach in soups and teas

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Baked into pies whole

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The fruits are eaten fresh or used in jams, desserts, and baking.

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Are there any myths, legends, or folklore associated with it?

It's associated with protection and strength, and was used to ward off evil spirits, witches, vampires etc

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It brings bad luck if touched

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It is sacred to dragons

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Has traditional associations with pregnancy and childbirth in European folklore.

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What medicinal uses is this species known for?

Has been traditionally used for digestive health and women’s health.

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Used as a natural remedy for its antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties.

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Healing broken bones

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Reducing fevers instantly

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1. Question

What shape are the leaves?

2. Question

What colour are the flowers?

3. Question

How tall does it typically grow?

4. Question

When does it usually flower?

5. Question

Is it annual, biennial, or perennial?

6. Question

Which feature is unique to this plant?

7. Question

What type of soil does it prefer?

8. Question

Where is this plant commonly found in the UK?

9. Question

How common is it in the UK?

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What is a traditional edible use of this plant?

14. Question

Are there any myths, legends, or folklore associated with it?

15. Question

What medicinal uses is this species known for?