Finally have a good camera....

[Niels]

And therefore, yet again, I have a few plant ID questions. Smaller ones this time, that I didn't even notice spring last year.

Species 1:


2013-03-29 10.50.05 by Sami knives, on Flickr


2013-03-29 10.50.14 by Sami knives, on Flickr

Species 2:


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2013-03-29 10.56.12 by Sami knives, on Flickr

Species 3:


2013-03-29 11.17.23 by Sami knives, on Flickr

Species 4:


2013-03-29 11.17.09 by Sami knives, on Flickr


2013-03-29 11.18.44 by Sami knives, on Flickr

Morakniv for scale.

The camera is an Olympus VG-160 with supermacro. Love it
Thanks in advance for anyone who knows any of the plants

 

[RonW]

First one looks like dandelion (paardebloem) and the third one looks like a species of geranium (not te be confused with the Dutch name geranium, which actually is a peralgonium).

 

[Muddypaws]

Species 2 could be Stonecrop (sedum acre), judging by the fleshy nature of the leaves. As for the others I must consult a few books and get back to you.

 

[Muddypaws]

Species 4 is probably another type of sedum, there are quite a few types, some of which may be escapes from cultivation, as they are a popular rock/alpine garden plant.

In my opinion species 1 is a type of Sow Thistle (Sonchus), but there are several varieties and I find it very difficult to tell them all apart.

Hope this helps.

 

[Niels]

Many thanks to both, it helps a lot.

 

[Niels]

So after some research:

Species 1: Sonchus Arvensis (Dandelion was growing next to it so I'm pretty sure)
Species 2: Maybe Sedum Acre, I shall pay attention to it when it flowers.
Species 3: One of many kinds of geranium
Species 4: Might be sedum album, or sedum Acre.

Now a more important question: which ones are edible?