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This can be a large bedstraw and in favourable conditions such as were prevalent in Guernsey they can provide a dazzling splash of white. The large flowering cone of this plant means that it is one of those which can be spotted from a moving car and more appears to be taking up residence on motorway verges. The species is quite variable and therefore it is very difficult to separate the sub species usually quoted and which according to Stace are doubtfully split anyway.
LHS: Torteval Cliffs, Guernsey 19th June 2004 RHS: Verge near Stanlow Oil Refinery, Cheshire 30th June 2005
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Added on 30th October 2005