Back to Lesnes Abbey Woods to check on the Wood Sedge

We had been hoping to establish whether a Sedge growing in Lesnes Abbey Woods was either Wood Sedge or Thin-Spiked Wood Sage (see also, Of Sedges in Lesnes Abbey Woods, 15 April). Nothing doing alas: we are told the determining factor is down to the width of the leaves (apparently, Thin-Spiked Wood Sage, is a bigger Plant with wider leaves):

Wild Flower' Species seen in Lesnes Abbey Woods included:

Bluebell
Brooklime
Bush Vetch
Common Water Star-Wort
Cow Parsley
Garlic Mustard
Germander Speedwell
Greater Stitchwort
Lesser Celandine
Lords-and-Ladies
Pendulous Sedge viz.

Wild Garlic
Wood Anemone
Wood Sorrel viz.

Yellow Archangel
and Yellow Pimpernel viz.

Wild Flower' Species, seen growing on Pavements, in Roadside Gutters &c., whilst walking to and from the Woods included:

Annual Wall-Rocket viz.

Dove's-Foot Crane's-Bill
Four-Leaved Allseed
Henbit Dead-Nettle viz.

Ivy-Leaved Toadflax
Jersey Cudweed
Purple-Leaved Procumbent Yellow-Sorrel
Red Dead-Nettle
Round-Leaved Crane's-Bill
Shining Crane's-Bill
Spotted Medick
Sticky Mouse-Ear
and Wall Speedwell viz.