Soapwort flowers bloom in the spring 🌺🌺🌞🌞

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Soapwort 😙

#UrbanFlora spotting : the common soapwort 🌸

#WildFlowerHour

✨️ Saponaria ocymoides ✨️
(Rock soapwort rose-pink)
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Have you ever tried to grow this flower in a pot?

Stone in soapwort. What we used for soap, Saponaria, is still used by museums for rare tapestries!

Did you know soapwort is a herb that was once commonly used as a cleaning solution? It was ideal for washing natural materials such as silks and velvets. Soapwort is still used today to clean fragile or historical items. Watch to find out more...

Tiny Soapwort blooms

Soapwort gentian, usually the last wildflower to bloom in this meadow, just as the trees are turning.

Speaking of blooms! Morning glory & soapwort from this morning's walk (⁠⸝⁠⸝⁠⸝⁠´⁠꒳⁠`⁠⸝⁠⸝⁠⸝⁠) 🌄❣️

Saponaria officinalis/common soapwort

How can it be used as soap?

#wildflowerhour

While we’re here, not sure on this one. #wildflowerhour possibly soapwort?

No pavements round our way but this pearly-pink, double Soapwort, Saponaria officinalis, catches the eye on the side of the road between Upper Aghada & Rostellan. It has escaped the hedge-cutter once again! This is the only patch I know of round here. #WildflowerHour

Continuing my progress towards becoming an unbridled wild plant enthusiast, stopped on the side of a road on my way home from the dentist to check out a beautiful patch of light pink wildflowers on the road verge. Think they are soapwort? #wildflowers BSBI: Botanical Society of Britain & Ireland

H Isabel Adams; 'Spotted Catchfly, Soapwort , Corn Cockle' from Wild Flowers of the British Isles, 1907

good morning 🤗with mi amor Jussi from morning walk a flower of the day
have a great Monday morning and fantastic new week 🤗😘❤️

(saponaria officinalis, soapwort, crow soap, wild sweet William)⤵️

Not sure how it got there, but nice patch of a double Soapwort “ Bouncing Bet “ on Leckhampton Hill Gloucestershire

Hemp Agrimony, Tufted Vetch, Soapwort, Greater Knapweed, Scabious and Bramble for #WildflowerHour

Some of the flowers still doing their thing in Bushy Park this week for #WildFlowerHour
ragwort (feeding small copper and gatekeeper butterflies), ivy, soapwort, gypsywort, great mullein, goat's-rue and stinking tutsan

Elm Leaf Bramble (Rubus ulmufolius) blackberries starting to ripen at Boyton Hall, mainly been picking Himalayan Giant (Rubus armeniacus) in town so far. Soapwort (Saponaria officinalis) in flower along Takers Lane