Irish wildflowers sitemap
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Meadow Vetchling Yellow flowers, 4-10 in each raceme. Black seed-pods, flattened. Pair of bluish-green leaflets, linear-lanceolate, acute. Branched or unbranched tendrils. Slightly downy. Climbing or straggling stems, not winged. To 120cm. Abundant. Rough grassland, ditches, roadsides, hedges. Similar: Yellow Vetchling, L. aphaca. Triangular stipules instead of leaflets. Solitary flowers. Pre 1970 records NE Ireland. 
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