Growing along the edge of a field of broad beans in Bawburgh.

A fine display on the side of a clean ditch, North Walsham and Dilham Canal

A single spike of this unusual form of Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera var. belgarum) was discovered near the car park at the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital.

For some reason a number of plant species always seem to bring a smile to my face and I don't really know why - the diminutive Trailing St John's-wort is one of them. (As is its relative Slender St John's-wort.

We paddled up the Yare from Eaton to Bowthorpe, the submerged much divided leaves could be seen hiding amongst the abundant submerged leaves of Arrowhead (Sagittaria sagittifolia) throughout the length of the river.  Periodically the stems and floweri

This hybrid Bedstraw (Galium verum x G. album) was growing in a variety of shades from cream to primrose with both parents on a chalk bank in west Norfolk.