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Tormentil
Tormentil is a common, low-growing and creeping perennial of acid grasslands, heaths and moors, as well as roadside verges. Its four-petalled yellow flowers appear May to September and provide nectar for solitary bees.
How to identify?
Tormentil has four-petalled, yellow flowers, and glossy, deeply toothed leaves with three lobes – although it looks as though they have five with the addition of two large stipules at the base of the leafstalk.

Statistics
Potentilla erecta

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