Early Purple Orchid, Twayblade, Pyramidal Orchid U, Bee Orchid U, Common Spotted Orchid. Wild Strawberry, Yellow Archangel, Beaked Hawksbeard, Moon Daisy, Primrose, Snowdrop, Dog’s Mercury, Lesser Celandine, Sweet Violet (White and Purple), Coltsfoot, Crocus, Birds Eye (Germander) Speedwell, Wood Anemone, Cowslip, Grape Hyacinth, Daisy, Dandelion, White Dead Nettle, Bluebell, Ribwort Plantain, Mare’s Tail, Ground Ivy, Golden Saxifrage, Various fern, Stinging nettle, Chickweed, Cow Parsley, Herb Robert, Red Campion, Black Bryony. Lady’s Smock, Marsh Marigold, Lesser Stitchwort, Hairy Bittercress, Narrow Leaved Woodrush, Stinking Iris, Harts Tongue fern, Red Dead Nettle, Wood Spurge, Bush Vetch, Garlic Mustard. Bugle, Hop Trefoil, Birds Foot Trefoil, Greater Celandine, Early Forget-me-not, Common Forget-me-not, Doves Foot Cranesbill. White Bryony, Bulbous Buttercup, Meadow Buttercup, Creeping Buttercup, Columbine (garden escape) Hairy Tare (vetch), Common Mouse-ear, Herb Bennet (wood avens), Crosswort+, Wild Carrot, Meadowsweet, Figwort, Goosegrass (Cleavers), Welsh Poppy, Red Clover, White Clover, Common Vetch, Bladder Campion, Meadow Cranesbill, False Oat Grass, Common Cow Wheat, Cut Leaved Cranesbill, Woody Nightshade (Bittersweet), Common Vervain, Field Bindweed, Hedge Woundwort, Field Scabious, Greater Knapweed, Creeping Cinquefoil. Greater Hawk-bit, Self-heal, Dock, Pale Toadflax, Prickly Sow Thistle, Corn Sow Thistle, Enchanters Nightshade, Agrimony, Common Valerian, Rosebay Willow Herb, Great Willow Herb, Corn Chamomile, Hedge Bedstraw, Hedge Mustard. Drooping Sedge, Common Melilot, Broad Leaved Willow Herb, Common St John’s Wort, Tutsan, Centaury, Tufted Vetch, Red Leg (redshank), Scotch Thistle, Spear Thistle, Goats Beard, Ladies Bedstraw, Nipplewort, Common Hemp Nettle, Smooth Sow Thistle, Yarrow, Meadow Pea (meadow vetchling) Common Ragwort, Corn Mint, Wild Caraway, Wild Basil, White Bedstraw, Common Mallow, Golden Rod, Welted Thistle, Creeping Thistle, Woolly Thistle U, Common Toadflax, Fat Hen, Red Bartsia, Leafy Hawkweed. Corn Marigold, Burdock, Hop, Common Parsnip, Charlock, Teasel, Fox & Cubs (Orange Hawkweed). Shepherd’s Cress, Groundsel, Corn Chamomile, Hogweed, Wild Angelica, Common Restharrow, Square stalked St John’s Wort, Cocksfoot Grass, Yellow Oat Grass, Hard Rush, Mouse-ear Hawkweed, Hard Shield Fern, Wall-rue, Small flowered Willow herb, Scentless Mayweed, Blue Globe Thistle, Scarlet Pimpernel, Common Buckwheat, Common Mullein, Meadow Saffron U, Common Spleenwort, Field Wood Rush, Common Horsetail, Greater Stitchwort, Common Mouse-ear, Suffolk Rose (garden escape) Germander Speedwell, Yellow Rattle U, Common Poppy, Rose Campion (garden escape) Meadow thistle U, M, Stone Parsley, Evening Primrose (naturalised), Common Fleabane, Upright hedge-parsley, Rat Tail Plantain, Hawkweed Ox-tongue, Common Polypody, Common Knotgrass, Primula hybrid, Perennial Cornflower, Barren Strawberry, Lesser Stitchwort.
U Uncommon: recorded in 5-20% of Somerset tetrads
Fungi & Slime Moulds: Shield Pink Gill, Winter Polypore, Scarlet Elf Cup, Wood Blewit, Common Morel, Earth Ball, Shaggy Inkcap, Sulphur Tuft, Turkey Tail Bracket fungus, Fairy Inkcap, King Alfred’s Cakes, Common Bonnet, Butter Cap, Trooping Funnel, Yellow Fieldcap, Conical Brittlestem, Jelly Ear, Netted Crust, Clustered Brittlestem, Spring Fieldcap, Dryad’s Saddle Bracket, Southern Bracket, Poplar Fieldcap, Stump Puffball, Haresfoot Inkcap, Fairy Ring Champignon, Common Inkcap, Pale Stagshorn, Common Stump Brittlestem, Hairy Curtain Crust, Common Jelly Spot, Candlesnuff, White Saddle, Velvet Shank, Hazel Bracket, Lilac Bonnet, Angel’s Bonnet, Donk, Red Slime Mould, Burgundydrop Bonnet, Variable Oysterling fungus, Leafy Brain jelly fungus, parasitic fungus on script lichen, Peziza varia (brown cup fungus), Hazel woodwart, Pleated Inkcap, Purple Jelly Disc, Yellow Brain jelly fungus.
Moss, Lichen, Liverwort:
Common Feathermoss, Oak Moss (stag lichen), Wood Bristle Moss, Creeping Feathermoss, Common Pocket Moss, Dilated Scalewort Liverwort, Common Liverwort, Greenshield Lichen, Common Orange Lichen, Opegrapha rupestris (black crust), Pixie cup lichen, Bitter wart lichen, Jelly lichen, Pamatrema perlatum, Powdery tree lichen, Caloplara flavens, Bleeding Broadleaf crust, Whitewash lichen, Chewing Gum lichen, Even Scalewort, Script lichen, Punctelia subrudecta, Trentepohlia sp. (green algae), Psilolechia lucida (crevice of stone railway bridge), Pysicia adscendens, Phlyctis agena, Black Stone Flower lichen.
TREES AND SHRUBS: Wild Service tree, Himalayan Honeysuckle, *Medlar, Wayfaring Tree, Cornus (dogwood) Spindle, Ash, Blackthorn (sloe) Goat Willow (pussy willow), Grey Willow, Wych Elm, Hawthorn, Small Leaved Lime, Holm Oak, Witches Broom, Hornbeam, Holly, Field Maple, Horse Chestnut, Sycamore, Wild Cherry, Cherry Plum, Crab apple, Hazel, Elder, Birch, Oak, Heritage apple trees, Privet, Buddleia, Norway Maple, Contoneater, Lawson Cypress, Bamboo, Dog Rose, Field Rose, Guelder Rose, Spurge Laurel U, Ivy, Honeysuckle, Old Man’s Beard, Bramble spp, Scots Pine.
* Since cut down.
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