Some of the wildflowers on the quinta in late June/early July. Portuguese common names from Flora Digital de Portugal.
Succisa pratensis, Devil’s bit scabious; Erva de São José; Escabiosa; Escabiosa de raÃz troncada; Escabiosa dos brejos; Escabiosa mordida; Mordida do diabo; Morso diabólico; Morso do diabo; Morte do diabo; RoÃda do diabo
Tags:Bird's foot trefoil, Cistus salvifolius, Devil's bit scabious, Digitalis purpurea, Foxglove, Fumaria capreolata, Hypericum androsaemum, Linaria triornithophora, Lotus corniculatus, Sage-leaved rockrose, Succisa pratensis, Three bird toadflax, Tutsan, White ramping-fumitory
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