Belongs to: flowering plants
Golden saxifrage Chrysosplenium oppositifolium
Also known as: opposite-leaved golden saxifrage
Best time to see: mid Mar to May
Key facts
A creeping plant that forms dense mats in damp areas of ancient woods
Most common in western Britain, getting scarcer towards the east
Extras
Flowers are greenish, 3–4 mm, with bright yellow anthers
Leaves are rounded, blunt-toothed, in pairs
Stems are square and prostrate, rooting readily
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