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Latin name: Lamiastrum galeobdolon
Size: Grows to a height of around 50cms
Distribution: Fairly common in England and Wales, but rare in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Flowering months: Between May and July.
Habitat: Deciduous woodlands.
Special features: The beautiful yellow flowers of the Yellow Archangel have tiny red streaks running through them. The leaves have a similar appearance to stinging nettles, but if you pinch the leaves, instead of stinging you, they give off an unpleasant smell.
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