plant id please

[amalan11]

Can anyone ID this it grows out of bricks in shady places and looks like some kind of little pansy,very tiny.

[lind9650]

It is a Native Violet.

Grows wll everywhere, in sun or shade and selfseeds.

Makes a good filler in hanging baskets or bare spots in the garden.

Erica

[collect247]

Also known as an obnoxious weed

[imastawka]

Australian native violets have round or heart shaped leaves.

That one looks like the leaves are 5 pointed ones

[imastawka]

My guess is Kenilworth Ivy  -  ( Ivy Leaved Toadflax)

  

Kenilworth Ivy

Plant

Cymbalaria muralis, with common names ivy-leaved toadflax, Kenilworth ivy, coliseum ivy, Oxford ivy, mother of thousands, pennywort, wandering sailor, is a flowering plant native to Mediterranean Europe and widely naturalised elsewhere.

[the*scarlet*pimpernel]

I'm leaning towards Ivy.

Be afraid, be very very afraid

[moonflyte]

Native violets.

[amalan11]

Ok thanks,I  like it but have never figured out what it is. It is getting seed at the moment and so I want to work out how to grow some in pots . That looks like the right one in the photos . It seems to die off if we have hot days so its not  invasive  now I can google it

[go-tazz]

Hopefully that "wall" isn't supporting anything as sooner or later it will collapse.

It is badly underscored and a lot of mortar is missing.

IMHO it needs to be repointed or demolished for safety reasons,(although repointing might not be possible).

[lloydslights]

Nah, just plant ivy - that might hold it all in place.

DEB