This plant wasn't in flower but was the hairiest plant we saw on our 2005 Wild Flower Society Teesdale trip. On various websites on the Web this called Irish Hawkweed but Sell and Murell call this the Erin Hawkweed. It is placed in sect Cerinthoidea. The Teesdale site is the most southerly in Great Britain most records coming from Scotland and western Ireland but most records are more than 50 years old.

Banks of Tees Near Cronkley Bridge 22nd June 2005

Added on 1st November 2005, updated 7th April 2009, updated 7th April 2010, Nov 6th 2010, updated 7th June 2015