We've been finding plenty of this this year. As with most annuals there is a variation in abundance from year to year and this seems to be a good one:
Changing Forget-me-not,
Sgorpionllys amryliw
or
Myosotis discolor
Seen on a farm above Hay and on the Epynt among other places.
And what seems to be a new record for the 10km square on Epynt was this little easily-overlooked gem:
Slender Trefoil,
Meillionen hopysaidd eiddil
or
Trifolium micranthum
I saw this in a hedgerow near Sarnau:
Sherard's Downy-rose,
Rhosyn Sherard
or
Rosa sherardii
And we were taken by the showy capsules of Marsh Marigold on the farm aboive Hay:
Marsh-marigold,
Gold y gors
or
Caltha palustris - fruits both opened and closed
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And finally - nothing to do with Brecknock wild plants - I sowed seed of this South African plant over 10 years ago and it has finally flowered:
Angel's Fishing Rod
in this case
Dierama luteoalbidum (Family: Iridaceae)
I like Angel's Fishing Rods but wanted a non-purple species - this is it - allegedly rather frost tender for this country, but it survived an unheated greenhouse in Hay over the last eight years (outside in the summer).