Irish wildflowers sitemap
Photographs: Co.Cork 
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Dittander Broad panicles of small white flowers. 4 petals, longer than sepals. 6 stamens. Round, short-beaked seedpods. Large stalked leaves, lanceolate, fine-toothed. Upper leaves narrow, unstalked. Stout whitish-green stems, creeping rhizomes. Height to 1.5m Damp bare ground near sea. Rare, S and E coast of Ireland. Possibly introduced, relic of ancient cultivation. 
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Dittander. Kinsale area, County Cork. May and July 2008
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