Later the plant stretches up and becomes quite ‘leggy’.
Alliaria petiolata NS5858 09May2019 PW
Alliaria petiolata NS5755 08Apr2019 PW
Alliaria petiolata 17May2017 NS7949 MP
Alliaria petiolata NS5858 26Apr2019 PW
Alliaria petiolata NS8549 1stMay2017 DG
Alliaria petiolata NS5858 26Apr2019 PW
As it goes to seed the plant stretches up and can look completely different from a couple of months before.
Alliaria petiolata NS5958 01June2019 PW
Alliaria petiolata - Garlic Mustard
This plant is very common in Lanarkshire, especially on roadsides. The leaves and stem, when crushed small of garlic.
The leaves are bright, pale green, crenate ± with coarse teeth and basal lobes forming an obvious sinus. The tall, leafy stems have clusters of white, 4-petalled flowers, giving way to long, narrow, spreading pods.