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Matricaria discoidea - Pineapple mayweed

This low-growing annual has a pineapple scent - hence its common name, also sometimes abbreviated to pineappleweed. It is very much a weed of cultivated soil, often growing in dense mats in the well trodden areas around farm gates.

Pineapple mayweed

The flowers, which have no outer florets, appear in May, but this flowercan be seen blooming in Wales on into November. We photographed this specimen on the banks of the River Teifi.

Wildflowers of Wales

Dozens of beautiful wildflowers of heath and moorland, mountains and meadows
are featured in the First Nature Guide to the
Wonderful Wildflowers of Wales, Volume 3 - Mountains, Moorland and Meadows.


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