Urban wild plants seem to go in waves, this year it's Chenopodiums:
tree spinach (Chenopodium giganteum) which I've never seen before yesterday (29-7-2021)
nearby there were fat hens (Chenopodium album)
today (30-7-2021) I saw some more chenopodiums, a large fat hen
a common orache (Atriplex patula)
one I saw a couple weeks ago
a red goosefoot possibly? I'm not that familiar with this plant but this id has been suggested to me, I must go back and check it
back in my garden, one of my girls
on the other side of the garden, one of my 3 wood pigeons
Jersey tiger moth
the Little Dorrit sunflowers I grew from seed this year have been a great success although the slugs have tried to eat them all
the heleniums I bought as small plants from Peter Nyssen
roses and purple loosestrife
on the side of Sainsbury's is a small patch with lots of self-seeding urban wild plants in the cracks, occasionally pulled out and weedkiller sprayed and then they grow back
closer view
smooth sow thistle
marsh yellow-cress
fat hen
stitchwort
smooth sow thistle nearby
and a smooth sow thistle rosette nearby
