Irish wildflowers sitemap
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Bog Pimpernel Small white flowers, appear pink because of crimson veins. Calyx 5-lobed. Leaves are short-stalked, broad-oval or round, opposite. Tiny creeping plant, rooting at stem nodes. Spread: 7-18 cm Found in wet meadows, bogs, on damp sand or peat. Abundant in the West, local elsewhere in Ireland. 
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Photographs above: Near Mizen Head, Co.Cork. June 2007
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