Colt's-foot

Tussilago farfara

• Broad, simple triangular shaped leaves, which appear after flowering
   
• Small, yellow, daisy-like compound flowers on an erect scaly stem in the spring.
   

Where found

Absolutely anywhere. It’s considered a weed and springs up in almost any soil, from dune to wasteland, roadside to hedgerow.
 

When to look for

• All year round for the leaves
    
• February-April for the flowers