Beautiful white/pink wildflower. In uncut pasture land, West of Kent, England. About one foot high. Flower and leaves in two photographs. Any I D please! This plant is widespread with white flowers but have never noticed pink/white?
Ditto to Yarrow Achillea milefolium. The flowers are usually white in the wild, but pink variants occur, usually as garden escapes.
I noticed pinkish Achillea milefolium in Alaska in places where there weren't many if any flower gardens.
Here's a similarly situated local example: wtu108583 (Achillea millefolium) - Burke Herbarium Image Collection
I did say 'usually' ;-) Pink variants do occur naturally in the wild, but they are rare. Nice to find one in Alaska! I wonder if they might be more frequent in the N American part of the species' huge (Holarctic) range, than in Europe?
