Buttercups and Clover - photo taken in the Horseshoe field next to the river Nidd in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire.
Contrasting colours show two close together wild flower meadows - both photos taken near Askrigg in the North Yorkshire Dales.
Buttercup meadows - top photo taken near Hawes and the bottom photo taken near Rylston, both in the North Yorkshire Dales.
One of my favourite flowers the Devils Bit Scabious - photos taken at the Burton Leonard Lime Quarries, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
The abundance of Heather - top photo taken on Barden Moor near Bolton Abbey in the North Yorkshire Dales and the bottom photo taken near Swainby on the North Yorkshire Moors.
Heather and Gorse competing for space - photos taken on Long Mynd near Church Stretton, Shropshire.
The English Bluebell is a favourite Spring flower - photo taken in woods near Knaresborough, North Yorkshire.
Daffodils are another abundant Spring flower - Top two photos taken in Farndale in the North Yorkshire Moors and the bottom photo taken near Harewood House, West Yorkshire.
An old railway embankment hosts a good show of Wood Anemone - photo taken near Middleton, Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire.
A crop but still a vibrant yellow flower of Oil Seed Rape - photo taken near Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
An eye catching display of colourful wild flowers - photo taken at Ironbridge, Shropshire.
Always a pleasure to spot this wild Purple Orchid can be foung both singular and in small clumps - photo taken near Grassington in the North Yorkshire Dales.
One area where wild flowers still thrive is on the coast where pesticides and other harmful chemicals haven't reached - photo taken near Flamborough, East Yorkshire.
Another example of coastal blooms is this Wild and thriving Crocosmia - photo taken on Coast path near the Lizard, Cornwall.
The fullness of the Hydrangea bloom that acts like litmus paper where it is red in acid soil and blue in neutral soil - photos taken near Falmouth, Cornwall.
The Cowslip is still fairly common but did suffer in numbers due to pesticides in the 1970's and 80's - photo taken near Brimham Rocks, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
The wild Primrose is another favourite common flower that can be found mainly in or near woodland areas - photo taken near Keswick in the Lake District, Cumbria.
The delicate flower on the Harebell - photo taken at the Burton Leonard Lime Quarries, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
Lupins growing wild at the side of a pathway - photo taken just outside Newcastle upon Tyne on the Hadrians Wall walk, Tyne and Wear.
A wild and very showy yellow Iris - photo taken next to old railway track in Starbeck, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
The Wild Rose or Dog Rose is a common sight amidst the hedgerows - photo taken near Nidd Gorge, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire.
A single flower of a Sow-Thistle - photo taken at the Burton Leonard Lime Quarries, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
The blue flower of the Speedwell is small but never the less glorious - photos taken near Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire.
Finished flowering but never the less the Teasel stands showy and proud - photo taken near Brecon, Wales.
Small pink Flowers of the Bindweed plant creeping next to a cliff top path - photo taken near Flamborough, East Yorkshire.
These slender Water Avens flowers aren't such a common sight so a bonus to see many together - photo taken near Rylstone, North Yorkshire.
The small elegant flower of the wild Mountain Pansy is a pretty one - photo taken near Grassington in the North Yorkshire Dales.
The poisonous Scarlet Pimpernel creeping across the pathway - photo taken near the Lizard, Cornwall.
The Thistle is a common and varied plant that covers all kinds of terrain - the top photo with a family of Cardinal Beetles included was taken near Flamborough, East Yorkshire and the bottom photo taken near Knaresborough, north Yorkshire.
The Buddleia in a hedgerow with flowers now turning to seed - photo taken near North Rigton, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
The slender and elegant flower of the Cuckooflower - photo taken near Grassington in the North Yorkshire Dales.
This yellow flowering Mimulus grows nicely in a hillside stream - photos taken on Long Mynd, Shropshire.
A tiny Sweet Violet flower is almost lost in the grass - photo taken near Hebden in the North Yorkshire Dales.
An almost finished flowering Foxglove towers above the ferns - photos taken near Sedbergh in the Cumbria.
A common Mullien has taken root and stands tall in a wall - photo taken at Ripley, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
A flower head that is almost finished and ready to turn to seed, not sure but believe it may be a Field Scabious - photo taken at the Burton Leonard Lime Quarries, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
A small 'unidentified' flower that looks like it hasn't fully opened - photo taken at the Burton Leonard Lime Quarries, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
This 'unidentified' flower has turned and is ready to cast its seeds - photo taken at the Burton Leonard Lime Quarries, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
A pathside 'unidentified' flower although tiny stands out due to its abundance - photo taken near Glasshouses. Pateley Bridge, North Yorkshire.
Shepherds Purse heart shaped seed pods always have been something to catch the eye for many a year - photo taken near Harrogate, North Yorkshire
This Autumnal bright red 'unidentified' plant with tiny pink flowers caught my eye growing in a stone wall near Pendle Hill, Lancashire.
Iris flowering on the roadside verge, photos taken near Grassington in the North Yorkshire Dales.
Wild Garlic, a flower that you can usually smell before you see it, photo taken in wood near Knaresborough, North Yorkshire.
Birds Eye Primrose, Primula farinosa - photo taken near Grassington in the North Yorkshire Dales.