Any ideas what these weeds are?

[fishpond]

As the title says really.
This piece of land hasn't been cultivated for some years, when it was, it must have been stunning. Anyway I have been given the job of doing something with it. I can identify most of the plants/weeds growing but not these---any ideas? there are 4 in total.

Please ignore pics and move to next post.

[HavercroftHomegrowns]

Never seen these up here in Yorkshire, or atleast I've never noticed them, rather nice looking for a weed though.

[fishpond]

Does anyone know what these weeds are?

Does anyone know what this weed is (1)


The stem is hard like a young tree, approx 18" high and the leaves feel like velvet(they really do).

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Does anyone know what this weed is (2)
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Does anyone know what this weed is (3)

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Does anyone know what this weed is (4)

[Methe]

No idea about 1,2 and 4 but 3 looks like some kind of arum

[veggiechicken]

1 looks like a mallow
2? I know it but can't think of the name!!
3 Arum (agree with Methe)
4 poss Rosebay willowherb (Fireweed)

[veggiechicken]

I've merged all your threads as I've no idea which is the new one!! Just delete the unwanted posts

[Scarlet]

2. Celandine?

[fishpond]

I've merged all your threads as I've no idea which is the new one!! Just delete the unwanted posts

Many Thanks
Having a bad computer day--knew where I was with a spectrum 48k.

[mothhawk]

1. tree mallow? - not a weed, (unless you don't want it)
2. greater celandine - weed
3. I agree - wild arum - some call it a weed, I like it in the garden, but it does spread
4. could it be yellow loosestrife? - not a weed, as above

[Jardiniere]

1.Is a mallow - cant tell which one ...probably tree...
2.Greater celandine? Use the yellow stuff in the stems to cure warts ...allegedly.
3.Lords and Ladies?
4.I have this all over the garden and i call it 'bloody thing' and pull it out before it can flower so have never identified it but i dont think its rose bay.

[hellybore]

1. Mallow - looks pretty growing wild on the beach - grows quite big
2. Greater celandine - takes over! Stains your hands yellow if you break the stalks.
3. Lords & Ladies - poisonous!
4. Willowherb (not rosebay) - pretty flowers but invasive

[Scarlet]

3. I agree - wild arum - some call it a weed, I like it in the garden, but it does spread

I like it too, it stays put in my garden.