Some more wild flowers I need I'd for please

[BILLy]

Number two

Number three

Number four

Number five

I'm going through this book at the mo

Thanks everybody
Bill


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[awarner]

The long leaves and roots are Iris, Yellow is the common colour if not cultivated.
The first looks similar to one I have in my pond, strong mint smell when the leaves are crushed but cannot remember the name.

 

[slowworm]

Possibly: water mint, a type of liverwort, yellow iris, opposite leaved saxifrage and green alkanet.

 

[Herbalist1]

Possibly: water mint, a type of liverwort, yellow iris, opposite leaved saxifrage and green alkanet.

+1. You beat me to it

 

[daveO]

Just shows it's always worth a sniff and a feel when your unsure of plant ID.

 

[BILLy]

Just shows it's always worth a sniff and a feel when your unsure of plant ID.

Yeah Bob on, I always do it tbf, good advice,
The first one did smell of mint as I crushed and rolled it between my fingers.
Thx all for your help

 

[Rosahane]

The blue flower is Green Alkanet.
It's not a native plant so may not be in your book.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentaglottis_sempervirens

Oops, sorry I didn't spot earlier identification