We visit the Bexleyheath Cemetery in search of Harebells and Sedums/Stonecrops

In view of the rigorous mowing/strimming regime (although flowers growing on Graves are not strimmed: yet anyway) we were not really expecting to see any Harebells but Yippee, we found a few viz.

We found Reflexed Stonecrop (Sedum reflexum) scattered around the Cemetery and absolutely masses of White Stonecrop (Sedum album) viz.

We also found some Sedums/Stonecrops we are assuming to be Caucasian Stonecrop (Phedimus spurius) but will check with The Sedum Society to confirm: the flowers ranging from a pink to a seemingly darker, reddish pink viz.

In more general terms, Wild Flower' Species seen included:

Bird's-Foot Trefoil
Black Medick
Bramble
Common Mallow
Common Mullein
Common Ragwort
Creeping Cinquefoil
Creeping Thistle
Dove's-Foot Crane's-Bill
Fat Hen
Field Bindweed
Germander Speedwell
Groundsel
Harebell
Herb Robert (with both pink and white flowers)
Ivy-Leafed Toadflax
Lady's Bedstraw
Lesser Stitchwort
Mouse-Ear Hawkweed
Prickly Lettuce
Red Dead-Nettle
Reflexed Stonecrop
Round-Leaved Crane's-Bill 
Scarlet Pimpernel
Self-Heal
White Stonecrop
and Yarrow