Irish wildflowers sitemap
Photographs: Ballingeary, Co.Cork 
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Cut-leaved Crane's-bill Small pink flowers, notched petals, 10 stamens. Hairy fruit, netted seeds. Leaves deeply divided nearly to base, lobes deeply sub-lobed. Stalked glands on upper parts. Erect to procumbent. Height/spread: To 60 cm Frequent on roadsides, waste ground, hedgebanks. Similar: Doves-foot Crane's-bill, G. molle. Deep-cut stem leaves, lobed, rounded, lower leaves. Longer hairs on stem and leaves. 
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Photographs above: April 2007, County Cork.
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