Wild Flowers in the Waterside Garden, Crayford (beside the River Cray)

After finding ourselves in the Garden, we looked around for Wild Flowers: 

Wild Flower' Species seen included:

Bucks-Horn Plantain

Cock's-Foot viz.

Dove's-Foot Crane's-Bill

Gipsywort viz.

Greater Plantain

Great Willowherb

Ivy-Leaved Toadflax

Knotgrass

Narrow-Leaved Ragwort

Pellitory-of-the-Wall

Prickly Lettuce

Purple Loosestrife viz.

Ribwort Plantain

White Clover

Wild Clary viz.

Woody Nightshade

and Yarrow

There is also lots of Himalyan Balsam (an invasive species) present: as may be seen here:

Harebells in the Grounds of St Nicholas, Chislehurst (the LB of Bromley)

We decided to look for Harebells in the Grounds of St Nicholas, Chislehurst viz.

and Yippee, we found some viz.

Other Wild Flower' Species seen included:

Bird's-Foot Trefoil

Black Spleenwort (on the Church' Wall)

Caucasian Stonecrop

Creeping Cinquefoil 

Lesser Trefoil

Mouse-Ear Hawkweed

Lady's Bedstraw

Reflexed Stonecrop

Ribwort Plantain

Selfheal

White Clover

and Yarrow

We had earlier walked round Prickend Pond, on Chislehurst Common viz.

where Wild Flower' Species (some we think probably introduced) included:

Black Horehound

Cock's-Foot

Common Knapweed

Common Mallow

Cow Parsley

Creeping Thistle

Dwarf Mallow

Gipsywort

Great Willowherb

Groundsel

Hoary Mustard

Mugwort

Purple Loosestrife

Redshank

Ribwort Plantain

Teasel

Water Mint

White Dead-Nettle

Wild Carrot

and Yarrow

Golden Samphire on the Thames Foreshore in the Erith area

After bicycling from Woolwich to the Thames Barrier to look at the Dittander growing just west of the Barrier, Marsh Woundwort, Sea Aster and Sea Milkwort were also present, we returned home via Erith where much to our surprise we saw Golden Samphire flowering on the Thames Foreshore viz.