Along our roads & trunk roads in Norfolk & Suffolk the tiny white flowers of Danish Scurvy Grass (Coclearia danica) can be seen now. On many of our roads particularly after a hard winter it can be very abundant. It is said that the salt/ grit used by council gritting lorries during the winter spreads the seed along. It used to be confined to the seaside but small seeds are found to be mixed in with the sand etc that constitutes the gritting medium, thus spreading it along our roadways.
From a moving car it looks like a frost on the edge of the road. It is a member of the crucifer family.
Happy hunting
From a moving car it looks like a frost on the edge of the road. It is a member of the crucifer family.
Happy hunting