| However,theone that most caught the eye was Edinburgh favourite plant the sticky catchfly. |
| It feeds on the seeds of catchfly, campion, and will eat those of sweet-william and garden pinks. |
| Rare plants include purple gromwell, cornish moneywort, pale butterwort, small-flowered catchfly, and yellow bartsia. |
| It turned out to be a catchfly, and, like the Kentucky warbler, it became common a little later. |
| A member of the carnation family, Spalding's catchfly is a long-lived perennial herb with small greenish-white flowers. |
| A wide-growing, clump-forming catchfly, only 20 cm high. |
