Ivydene Gardens Blue Wildflowers Note Gallery: |
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See in which Ground Condition and Ground Moisture these plants on this page are in the |
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Plant Height from Text Border |
Blue = 0-24 inches (0-60 cms) |
Green=24-72 inches (60-180 cms) |
Red = 72+ inches (180+ cms) |
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Plant Soil Moisture from Text Background |
Wet Soil |
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BUTTER-CUP Mar-Aug |
BUTTER-CUP Mar-Aug |
BUTTER-CUP Thread-leaved Water-Crowfoot IN DUNE-SLACKS, AND SHAL-LOW PONDS AND DRAIN-AGE DITCHES |
BUTTER-CUP Various-leaved Water-Crowfoot STREAMS Mar-Aug |
BUTTER-CUP Mar-Aug |
BUTTER-CUP Mar-May |
CRUCIF-ER May-Jun |
CRUCIF-ER Mar-May |
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CRUCIF-ER Sheph-herd's Purse (rubella) WEED IN GARDENS AND CULT-IVATED FIELDS WITH BROAD-LEAVED CROPS Jan-Dec |
CRUCIF-ER Common Penny-cress WEED IN GARDENS AND CULT-IVATED FIELDS WITH BROAD-LEAVED CROPS. USED IN SAND-WICH SPREAD May - onwards |
CRUCIF-ER Common Pepper-wort May-Aug |
CRUCIF-ER Common Scurvy-grass MOIST, OPEN, COASTAL AND ON HEDGE BANKS Apr-Aug |
CRUCIF-ER Common Wart Cress DRY OR WINTER-WET FARM-YARDS, PATHS, GATE-WAYS May - onwards |
CRUCIF-ER Common Whitlow-grass LIME-STONE CLIFFS, SAND DUNES, SANDY BANKS, COASTAL AND RIPARIAN SHINGLE, WALLS Mar-Jun |
CRUCIF-ER Cotswold Penny-cress SCREES, STONY BANKS, OPEN PAST-URES, OLD QUAR-RIES Apr-May |
CRUCIF-ER Feb-Sep |
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CRUCIF-ER Garden Arabis Apr-May |
CRUCIF-ER Garden Cress ANNUAL OF WASTE-LAND FROM BIRD-SEED. ADD TO SAND-WICHES AND SALADS Jun-Aug |
CRUCIF-ER Garden Radish GARDEN ESCAPE OR FROM BIRD-SEED ON TIPS AND WASTE PLACES May - onwards |
CRUCIF-ER Mar - onwards |
CRUCIF-ER May-Aug |
CRUCIF-ER May-Jul |
CRUCIF-ER Hutchin-sia alpina ON LIME-STONE ROCK, WALLS AND SAND-DUNES. IS GROWN IN GARDENS Mar-May |
CRUCIF-ER Apr-Jun |
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WATER PLANT-AIN Arrow-head Jul-Aug |
UMBELL-IFER Jun - onwards |
FUMIT-ORY White Ramping Fumitory May-Sep |
CRUCIF-ER May |
CRUCIF-ER Dame's Violet SHADED MOIST AREAS IN HEDGE-ROWS AND WOOD BORD-ERS, ON RIVER-BANKS May-Aug |
CRUCIF-ER Apr-Jun |
CRUCIF-ER Apr-Jun |
CRUCIF-ER Horse-radish GARDEN ESCAPE TO ROAD-SIDES, RAIL-WAYS, SANDY SEA-SHORES AND RIVER-BANKS. ROOT USED IN HORSE-RADISH SAUCE May-Aug |
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UMBELL-IFER Jun-Aug |
UMBELL-IFER Jun-Aug |
CRUCIF-ER May-Jun |
CRUCIF-ER May-Jul |
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PINK Bladder Campion ROAD-SIDE VERGE, QUARRY, GRAVEL-PIT, RAIL-WAY BANKS, WALLS Jun-Aug |
PINK Lesser Stitch-wort WOOD-LAND CLEAR-ING, HAY MEADOW GRASS-HEATH, HEDGE BANKS Jun-Aug |
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PINK Notting-ham Catchfly GRASSY CLIFFS, SAND DUNES AND SHINGLE May-Jul |
PINK Ragged Robin MARSH AND WOODS May-Jul |
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UMBELL-IFER Jun-Jul |
UMBELL-IFER Jun-Jul |
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Site design and content copyright ©January 2016. Photos and other details added February 2017. Chris Garnons-Williams. |
Marjorie Blamey's Wild Flowers by Colour by Marjorie Blamey (ISBN 0-7136-7237-4. Published by A & C Black Publishers Ltd in 2005) has illustrations of each wild flower of Britain and Northern Europe split into the following 13 colours. Instead of colour illustrations, this plant gallery has thumbnail pictures of wild flowers of Britain in the same colour split system:-
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Wildflowers with White Flowers |
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Achillea nobilis |
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Aconite-leaved Buttercup |
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Alpine Pearlwort |
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Alpine Sandwort |
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Angular Solomon's Seal is |
Jun-Jul Greenish-white tubular flowers with green tips |
A rhizomatous, perennial herb of ancient Fraxinus woods, often growing in crevices and on outcrops of limestone. |
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Annual Rockcress |
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Anthericum ramosum |
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American Speedwell |
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Arabis pauciflora |
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Arabis planisiliqua |
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Arctic Mouse-ear |
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Arenaria |
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Argentine Pepperwort |
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Aster x versicolor |
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Autumn Lady's Tresses |
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Awlwort |
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Bald White Whitlow Grass |
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Balearic Sandwort |
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Balm |
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Baneberry or Herb Christopher is |
A perennial herb of shaded sites on limestone. Its habitats differ superficially, being found in the grikes of limestone pavement, on rock ledges, and in deciduous woodland, but all have the same characteristics of shade, low competition and a cool, protected root run. |
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Bearberry |
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Berry Catchfly |
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Black Bindweed |
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Black Nightshade |
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Bladderseed |
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Bluebell is |
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Bogbean |
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Broad-leaved Arrowhead |
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Broad-leaved Cudweed |
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Brookweed is |
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Buckwheat |
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Burnet Rose |
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Burnet Saxifrage |
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Burnt-tip Orchid |
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Butcher's Broom |
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Cambridge Milk-parsley |
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Canadian Arrowhead |
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Canadian Fleabane |
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Canadian Pondweed |
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Cape Gooseberry |
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Cape Pondweed |
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Caraway |
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Cardamine heptaphylla |
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Cardamine matthiola |
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Cardamine parviflora |
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Cardamine pentaphyllos |
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Cardamine resedifolia |
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Cassiope |
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Catmint |
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Cerastium dubium |
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Chaerophyllum bulbosum |
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Chaffweed |
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Polygala calcarea is
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Chamomile |
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Chickweed Wintergreen is |
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Cleavers (Goosegrass)
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Flowers white, incon-spicuous (1-2mm), in small stalked clusters at base of and on common stalks longer than the leaves. |
A scrambling annual of cultivated land, hedges, river banks, waysides, soil heaps and waste places, also growing in more natural habitats such as scree slopes and shingle. It inhabits both tall-herb and ruderal communities, thriving on highly fertile soil. Seed is dispersed by mammals. |
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Green Leaves in whorls of 6-8, narrow but broader at the tip, and ending in a minute bristle. |
Clambers over other vegetation up to 120 (300cm) |
Galium aparine |
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Cloudberry |
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Cochlearia aesturia |
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Cochlearia fenestrata |
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Cochlearia grounlandica |
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Common Chickweed is |
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Common Comfrey |
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Common Eyebright |
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Common Gromwell |
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Common Marsh Bedstraw |
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Common Milkwort is |
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Common Mouse-ear is Cerastium holosteides |
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Common Pennycress is Thlaspi arvense (Field Pennycress, Acker-Hellerkraut, |
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Common Pepperwort is Lepidium campestre |
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Common Pink |
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Common Scurvy-grass is (Cochleaire, |
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Common Wart Cress is Coronopus squamatus |
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Water Crowfoot , (Common Water-crowfoot) is |
This is an annual or short-lived perennial which grows in shallow water in marshes, ponds and ditches, and at the edge of slow-flowing streams and sheltered lakes. It occurs chiefly in water which is eutrophic and at least mildly base-rich, and is favoured by a degree of disturbance. |
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Light Green branched submerged stems and finely dissected submerged leaves |
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Common Wintergreen |
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Coniferous Bedstraw |
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Copse Bindweed |
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Coralroot Bittercress is Cardamine bulbifera and Dentaria bulbifera |
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Coriander is |
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Corn Chamomile |
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Corn Cleavers |
Creamy-white flowers, on common stalks shorter than the leaves and fruits rough but with no prickles and on recurved stalks. |
An annual of cereal fields and disturbed ground, chiefly on dry calcareous soils. Rarely, it can arise as a casual from the seed bank during earth-moving. Lowland. |
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Cornish Fumitory |
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Cornish Heath |
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Corn Parsley |
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Cowbane |
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Cowberry |
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Creeping Lady's Tresses |
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Creeping Marshwort |
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Curved Sandwort |
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Daisy |
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Danish Scurvy-grass - see Early Scurvy-Grass |
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Dewberry |
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Dittander |
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Dog Rose |
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Dwarf Elder |
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PADDY LOGIC:- Paddy and Murphy are working on a building site. Paddy says to Murphy "I'm gonna have the day off, I'm gonna pretend I'm mad!" He climbs up the rafters , hangs upside down and shouts "I'M A LIGHTBULB! I'M A LIGHTBULB!" Murphy watches in amazement! The Foreman shouts "Paddy you're mad, go home", so he leaves the site. Murphy starts packing his kit up to leave as well. "Where are you going?" asks the Foreman. "I can't work in the dark!" says Murphy. |
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Habitat - Shingle Beaches, Rocks and Cliff Tops Index |
Autumn Squill |
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Barberry is |
Flies and bees. Red berries produced in September-October, which are eaten by the birds, who also use them for nest-sites. Bright lemon-yellow flowers in May-Jun. BARBERRY Family. Use as a deciduous shrub in hedgerows and coppices, and on banks, cliffs and waste ground in deciduous woodlands. Use as external hedge where the sharp spines on the twigs and the sharply toothed leaves act as an animal or human deterrent. Its deleterious effect on wheat crops was appreciated before it was known to be a host of the rust Puccinia graminis and consequently eradicated from many hedgerows in the 19th century. |
Bird's-foot Trefoil |
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Biting Stonecrop |
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Bittersweet |
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English Stonecrop |
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Hare's-foot Clover |
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Hoary Stock |
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Hottentot Fig |
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Kidney Vetch |
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Rock Samphire |
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Sea Beet |
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Sea Campion |
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Sea Pea |
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Sea Stock |
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Spring Squill |
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BLUE WILD FLOWER GALLERY FLOWER COLOUR Comparison Page, |
BLUE WILD FLOWER GALLERY Lists of:- Flowering plants of Chalk and Limestone Page 1 Flowering plants of Acid Soil |
BLUE WILD FLOWER GALLERY Habitat Lists:- |
BLUE WILD FLOWER GALLERY Number of Petals List:-
See Explanation of Structure of this Website with User Guidelines to aid your use of this website. |
BLUE WILD FLOWER GALLERY Lists of:- BROWN WILD FLOWER GALLERY PAGE MENUS |
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SEED COLOUR BED PICTURES HABITAT TABLES WILDFLOWER INDEX |
WILD FLOWER FAMILY
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See current Wildflower Common Name Index link Table for more wildflower of the UK common names together with their names in languages from America, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Sweden. See current Wildflower Botanical Name Index link table for wildflower of the United Kingdom (Great Britain) botanical names.
After clicking on the WILD FLOWER Common Name INDEX link to Wildflower Family Page; locate that Common name on that Wildflower Family Page, then Click on Underlined Text in:- Common Name to view that Plant Description Page |
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Goldilocks |
Visited by small insects A perennial herb of shallow soil in open, grassy habitats on limestone sea-cliffs and rocky slopes, cliff-top grassland and wind-pruned heath overlying limestone. It is a poor competitor, and is usually intolerant of heavy grazing, although in Pembrokeshire it is found in low-growing, sheep-grazed, cliff-top grassland and heath. Very rare, on 5 dry limestone cliffs along the West coast of England and Wales |
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Lesser Meadow-rue is |
Visited by various flies and bees, but often setting little seed. A morphologically variable, perennial herb found in calcareous or other base-rich habitats where competition is low, including fixed dunes, scrubby banks, rocky lake and river edges, limestone and serpentine cliffs, limestone grassland and pavement and montane rock ledges. It also occurs in other habitats, including churchyards, hedge banks and roadsides, as a garden escape. 3 main habitats of
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Virgin's Bower, Fragrant Virgin's Bower |
Virgin's Bower, Fragrant Virgin's Bower is |
Pollinated by bees, flies. All parts of the plant are poisonous, the toxic principle is dissipated by heat or by drying. This is a scrambling or weakly climbing perennial. It is occasionally found naturalised on coastal cliffs, shingle beaches and dunes, and rarely inland. Hedges, thickets and waste places. Plants can be grown as ground cover, planted about 48 inches (120 cms) apart and allowed to scramble over the ground. Grows well on chalk soil. |
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Welsh Poppy is |
A long-lived perennial herb, native in damp, rocky woodlands and on shaded cliff ledges. It is also grown in gardens and has become naturalised on hedge banks, walls, roadsides and waste ground. Its habit has enabled it to colonise the urban environment, growing between paving slabs and at the edges of walls. Welsh political party Plaid Cymru adopted a stylised image of M. cambrica as its party logo. |
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