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Anagallis tenella Primulaceae Bog Pimpernel
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Anagallis tenella
© Graham Day
Anagallis tenella
© Roy Anderson
Anagallis tenella
Map updated: March 2008
Species Description:
Despite its common name, this attractive little plant is more often found in wet, marshy conditions in fens, lakeshores, and flushes. It is a creeping plant with circular leaves and an abundance of beautiful pale pink flowers. When not flowering it resembles the New Zealand willowherb.
All names: Anagallis tenella (L.) L.

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