We have toothwort both ends of the bridlepath running through our wood. It is a very odd plant, as it is a parasite on hazel, field maple and a few other trees so it has no green parts at all. It is called toothwort because it bends over in a curve and the \'flowers\' look like teeth under the curve of the stalk. It is fawn or pinky fawn, and seems to grow in some places all the time but only come up occasionally in others.
