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Still fairly frequent in suitable (and some not so suitable) damp grassy places. The plant seems to be able to survive for many years in a leafy state producing spectacular and unexpected carpets of flowers when a damp spring prevents early mowing.
J F Robinson 1902: "Very common."
Herbarium material: HLU : University site 1929 {R Good}; Thwaite Hall, Cottingham {R Good}. HLL Hessle 1931 {A K Wilson}. BBC : Hull 1864. HUM Sutton 1891 {J R Waller}.
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