Wall Pennywort
Umbilicus rupestris |
Bee ferrish |
June - September |
Glen Maye, Ballaugh Curraghs, Ballaglass Glen, Maughold, Glen Auldyn, Glen Mooar, Calf Sound, Glen Rushen, Groudle Glen, Glen Helen, Silverdale Glen, Bradda Head, Colby Glen, Fleshwick, Calf of Man
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Also known as "Navelwort", this plant grows in damp, shady places and can often be found on walls. Its large, fleshy leaves are edible.
The Manx name for this flower is "Bee ferrish", which means "fairy food".