Erigeron karvinskianus

35 rapidly dwindled to about half a doz.

This one intrigued me.

I 1st consciously noticed it growing wild in a wall at a Workington car-park, where the trains used to run years ago "B.B" (Before Beeching). It then kinda dropped off the radar until we spotted it, in profusion, down here. Both wild and as a wall topping in many gardens.

Got one now.