Jersey Cudweed (Laphangium luteoalbum) is one of our rare and protected wildflowers.
It is a rather nondescript slender, branched plant with densely white-woolly stems and leaves. The flowers are in small clusters and look brownish/yellow.
There are very few sites in Jersey where this plant grows and yesterday we were really excited to find a brand new location in St Peter!
It likes to grow in pavements and other nutrient-deficient areas.
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If you see any Jersey Cudweed whilst out and about, please can you let us know.
Please email – botany@societe.je
