MAGNOLIOPHYTA (Angiosperms, Flowering Plants)
	Species not observed since 2000 are marked*
	MAGNOLIOPSIDA
	(MAGNOLIIDAE - Dicotyledons)
	RANUNCULACEAE:
	Marsh Marigold.	Caltha palustris L.
	By streamsides, bogs and especially near spring heads.
	Stinking Hellebore.*	Helleborus foetidus L.
	By streamside in scrub area (1998). Hort. origin but did not persist.
	Winter Aconite.*	Eranthis hyemalis (L.) Salisb.
	Horticultural origin (1967).
	Monk's-hood.	Aconitum napellus L.
	Old bonfire site and by Brook Road. Horticultural origin.
	Eastern Larkspur.*	Delphinium orientalis (Gay) Schroedinger
	Persisted 1964-67 near old bonfire site. Hort. origin.
	Garden Anemone.*	Anemone sp.
	Old bonfire site 1965-66. Horticultural origin.
	Wood Anemone.	Anemone nemorosa L.
	Few plants in wood by southern boundary. Increasing.
	Traveller's-joy.	Clematis vitalba L.
	Area III, however, suffered after clearance work in 2000/01.
	Meadow Buttercup.	Ranunculus acris L.
	Grassland areas.
	Creeping Buttercup.	Ranunculus repens L.
	Generally damp grassland.
	Bulbous Buttercup.	Ranunculus bulbosus L.
	Generally drier grassland in Area I.
	Celery-leaved Buttercup.*	Ranunculus sceleratus L.
	Usually disturbed/bare wet muddy areas. Last seen 1990.
	Great Spearwort.	Ranunculus lingua L. cultivar.
	Pond A. Probably introduced.
	Lesser Spearwort.	Ranunculus flammula L.
	Widespread around pond and pool margins, especially Area I.
	Lesser Celendine.	Ranunculus ficaria L.
	Mainly along shady streams and damp tracksides.
	Ivy-leaved Crowfoot.	Ranunculus hederaceus L.
	Occasionally recorded from bare mud sites.
	Thread-leaved Crowfoot.	Ranunculus trichophyllus Chaix
	Recorded from Pond A. Formerly in Pond C.
	*Water Crowfoot.	Ranunculus aquatilis L.
	Pond A.  Probably horticultural origin.
	Columbine.	Aquilegia vulgaris L.
	Established at southern end of Area V. Probably horticultural origin.
	BERBERIDACEAE:
	Barberry.	Berberis vulgaris L.
	Western boundary hedge.
	PAPAVERACEAE:
	Greater Celendine.	Chelidonium majus L.
	Sheringham boundary hedge.
	Opium Poppy.	Papaver somniferum L. cultivar.
	Areas of waste or disturbed ground. Horticultural origin.
	Long-headed Poppy.	Papaver dubium  L.
	Occasional on waste ground.
	Corn Poppy.	Papaver rhoeas L.
	Waste ground, especially edge of Areas I and III.
	Pale Poppy.*	Papaver argemone L.
	Waste ground.
	Garden Poppy.	Papaver orientale L. cultivar.
	Old bonfire site. Horticultural origin.
	Californian Poppy.*	Eschscholzia californica Cham.
	Infrequently from old bonfire site. Horticultural origin.
	FUMARIACEAE:
	Climbing Corydalis.	Corydalis claviculata (L.) Liden
	Locally common on cleared heathland.
	Fumitory.	Fumaria officinalis L.
	Waste and disturbed ground in Areas I and III.
	Common Ramping-fumitory.	Fumaria muralis boraei (Jorden) Pugsley Pugsley
	In western boundary hedge.
	ULMACEAE:
	Wych Elm.	Ulmus glabra Hudson
	Large tree killed '70's - Dutch Elm Disease. Southern boundary some regrowth.
	Elm.	Ulmus minor Miller agg.
	Northern boundary hedge, mature trees killed '70's Dutch Elm
	Disease. Regrowth from suckers.
	CANNABIACEAE:
	Hop.	Humulus lupulus L.
	Hedgerows and especially along side of main track, Area VII.
	URTICACEAE:
	Small Nettle.*	Urtica urens L.
	Old road area and waste places.
	Stinging Nettle.	Urtica dioica L.
	Widespread throughout Commons.
	FRAGACEAE:
	Beech.	Fagus sylvatica L.
	Young trees in secondary woodland areas and in old boundary hedge between Commons.
	Sweet Chestnut.	Castanea sativa Miller
	Scattered trees from discarded chestnuts.
	Turkey Oak.	Quercus cerris L.
	Bird-sown on Areas III and VI.
	Common Oak.	Quercus robur L.
	Hedgerows/Secondary woodland. Many planted on heathland in '70's.
	BETULACEAE:
	Silver Birch.	Betula pendula Roth
	Heaths and mainly edge of small wooded area near southern boundary.
	Downy Birch.	Betula pupescens Ehrh.
	Heathlands, especially Area VI.
	Alder.	Alnus glutinosa (L.) Gaertner
	Mainly south and southwest where it forms carr.
	CHENOPODIACEAE:
	Good King Henry.	Chenopodium bonus-henricus L.
	Waste and disturbed ground.
	Fat Hen.	Chenopodium album L.
	Widespread on waste ground.
	PORTULACACEAE:
	Spring Beauty.*	Claytonia perfoliata Donn ex Willd.
	Recorded at various locations 1988-98.
	CARYOPHYLLACEAE:
	Red Campion.	Silene dioica (L.) Clairv.
	Restricted to track and woodland margins.
	"Pink" Campion.	Silene x hampeana Meusel & K. Werner
	Heathland area tracksides. Hybrid diotica & latifolia.
	White Campion.	Silene latifolia Poiret
	Tracksides and waste ground.
	Night-flowering Campion.*	Silene noctiflora L.
	Disturbed ground after clearence work and near pill-box 1986-87.
	Bladder Campion.	Silene vulgaris Garcke
	Tracksides.
	Sea Campion.	Silene uniflora Roth
	Heathland Area III. Thought to have arrived Autumn 1988 as
	seed on the boots of "Birders" from Cley. Persisted untill 1991.
	Sand Catchfly.*	Silene conica L.
	Dry grassland area near 'old cricket pads' 1997-98.
	Ragged Robin.	Lychnis flos-cuculi L.
	Bogs and damp grassland.
	Field Mouse-ear.	Cerastium arvense L.
	Grassland of Area I.
	Snow-in-Summer.	Cerastium tomentosum L.
	Dry grassland areas.
	Common Mouse-ear.	Cerastium fontanum Baumg.
	Grassland areas. Sub-species holosteoides Fries in marsh (2005).
	Sticky Mouse-ear.	Cerastium glomeratum Thuill.
	Occasional found in small patches amongst short grass.
	Common Chickweed.	Stellaria media (L.) Villars
	Widespread in bare/waste places, tracks and hedgebanks.
	Greater Stitchwort.	Stellaria holostea L.
	Rough grassy places and hedgebanks.
	Marsh Stitchwort.*	Stellaria palustris Retz.
	Mainly Area II , last observed 1992.
	Lesser Stitchwort.	Stellaria graminea L.
	Grassland areas and tracksides.
	Bog Stitchwort.*	Stellaria uliginosa Murray
	Mainly muddy pool margins. Last observed 1992.
	Procumbent Pearlwort.*	Sagina procumbans L.
	Observed 1993.
	Annual Pearlwort.*	Sagina apetala Ard.
	Dry rutted areas. Last observed 1998.
	Knotted Pearlwort.	Sagina nodosa (L.) Fenzl
	Decreasing, generally confined to short turf in localised boggy areas.
	Three-nerved Sandwort.	Moehringia trinervia (L.) Clairv.
	Woodland margins along south side of Area VI.
	Corn Spurrey.	Spergula arvensis L.
	Mainly dry ruts and bonfire sites. Not observed since 2001.
	Sand-spurrey.	Spergula rubra (L.) J. S. & C. Presl
	In short turf/bare soil trackside, Area X.
	POLYGONACEAE:
	Knotgrass.	Polygonum aviculare L.
	Tracksides and waste places.
	*Amphibious Bistort.*	Persicaria amphibia (L.) Gray
	Pond A. Probably lost during clearence work 1990.
	Redleg.	Persicaria maculosa Gray
	Around ditch margins and waste places.
	Black Bindweed.	Fallopia convolvulus (L.) A. Love
	Waste places.
	Russian Vine.	Fallopia baldschuanica (Regel) Holub
	Hedgerow near Old Road. Northern boundary (S). Horticultural origin.
	Sheep's Sorrel.	Rumex acetosella L.
	Tracksides and old burnt areas. Possible sub-species present.
	Common Sorrel.	Rumex acetosa L.
	Grassland areas.
	Curled Dock.	Rumex crispus L.
	Waste places.
	Broad-leaved Dock.	Rumex obtusifolius L.
	Old Road area and rough grasslands.
	Wood Dock.	Rumex sanguineus L.
	. Area VII.
	Clustered Dock.*	Rumex conglomeratus Murray
	Wet grassland and ditches.
	CLUSIACEAE (Hypericaceae):
	Tutsan.	Hypericum androsaemum L.
	Introduced. Northern boundary bank. Hort. origin.
	Perforate St. John's-wort.	Hypericum perforatum L.
	Mainly open areas following clearence work.
	Square St. John's-wort.	Hypericum tetrapterum Fries
	Generally parts of bog Areas IV and V.
	Trailing St. John's-wort.*	Hypericum humifusum L.
	Persisted 1995-97 following clearence work.
	Slender St. John's-wort.	Hypericum pulchrum L.
	Mainly Areas II and V.
	Hairy St. John's-wort.	Hypericum hirsutum L.
	Not observed since 2001.
	Marsh St. John's-wort.*	Hypericum elodes L.
	Bog Area V. Not observed since 1989.
	MALVACEAE:
	Common Mallow.	Malva sylvestris L.
	Waste ground and Old Road area.
	Dwarf Mallow.*	Malva neglecta Wallr.
	Formerly Old Road area. 1988 record (JH/DM).
	Hollyhock.*	Alcea rosea L. cultivar.
	Generally old bonfire site records. Horticultural origin.
	DROSERACEAE:
	Round-leaved Sundew.	Drosera rotundifolia L.
	Area V. Restricted in range but increasing.
	Great Sundew.	Drosera longifolia L.
	Area V.  Restricted locations.
	Hybrid Sundew.	Drosera x obovata Mert. & Koch
	Single plant on Area V.
	VIOLACEAE:
	Sweet Violet.	Viola odorata L.
	Area II following scrub clearence. Possibly previously overlooked.
	Common Dog Violet.	Viola riviniana Reichb.
	Edges of heathland tracks and occasionally in dry grassy places where the ecotype
	var. minor (Murbeck ex Gregory) Valent is present.
	Early Dog Violet.	Viola reichenbachiana Jordan ex Boreau
	Restricted to areas of shady scrub.
	Heart's-ease.	Viola tricolor L.
	Occasionally found on bare and waste ground. Last record 2001.
	Garden Pansy.*	Viola x wittrockiana Gams ex Kappert cultivar.
	Bonfire site and waste ground 1964-67. Horticultural origin.
	Field Pansy.*	Viola arvensis Murray
	Bare ground and the sides of dry ruts (1966).
	CUCURBITACEAE:
	White Bryony.	Bryonia dioica Jacq.
	Widespread in tangled hedges and brambles ( Rubus ).
	SALICACEAE:
	White Poplar.	Populus alba L.
	Planted by local council 1955-56 alongside A149 verge.
	Black Italian Poplar.	Populus x canadensis var. serotina Moench
	Planted by local council 1955-56 alongside A149 verge.
	White Welsh Willow.	Salix fragilis var. decipiens (Hoffm.)
	Large specimen alongside Main track, Area VII.
	Osier.	Salix viminalis L.
	Area V, close to Commons boundary bank.
	Common Sallow.	Salix cinerea L.
	Widespread throughout all areas.
	Goat Willow.	Salix caprea L.
	Mainly between Areas VI and VII.
	BRASSICACEAE (Cruciferae):
	Cabbage.*	Brassica oleracea var. capitata L.  cultivar.
	Old bonfire site (1966). Horticultural origin.
	Oil-seed Rape.	Brassica napus oleifera (DC.) Metzger
	Old Road area and waste ground. Agricultural origin.
	Charlock.	Sinapis arvensis L.
	Waste ground.
	Stinkweed.*	Diplotaxis muralis (L.) DC.
	Old Road area and waste ground (1969).
	Perennial Wall Rocket.*	Diplotaxis tenuifolia (L.) DC.
	Waste ground (1967).
	Wild Radish.*	Raphanus raphanistrum L.
	Disturbed ground and waste places (1969).
	Hoary Pepperwort.	Lepidium draba draba L.
	Waste ground and Area I.
	Field Penny-cress.*	Thlaspi arvense L.
	Disturbed ground in Old Road area (1992).
	Garden Candytuft.*	Iberis umbellata L. cultivar.
	Periodically from old bonfire site. Horticultural origin.
	Honesty.	Lunaria annua L. cultivar.
	Mainly Sheringham Common. Horticultural origin.
	Shepherd's Purse.	Capsella bursa-pastoris (L.) Medikus
	Widespread on waste and disturbed ground.
	Horse Radish.	Armoracia ruticana Gaertner, Meyer & Scherb.
	Old Road area and Northern boundary bank.
	Lady's Smock.	Cardamine pratensis L.
	Widespread in damp grassland and margins of bogs.
	Large Bitter-cress.	Cardamine amara L.
	Along most margins of main becks.
	Hairy Bitter-cress.	Cardamine hirsuta L.
	Old Road area.
	Common Winter-cress.	Barbarea vulgaris R. Br.
	Recorded periodically from side of Pond A outlet stream.
	American Winter-cress.*	Barbarea verna (Miller) Asch.
	Single record from Area II (1996).
	Watercress.	Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum (L.) Hayek
	Found in most of the larger becks.
	Creeping Yellow Cress.*	Rorippa sylvestris (L.) Bresser
	Single record from southern end of main beck (1985).
	Treacle Mustard.*	Erysimum cheiranthoides L.
	On cleared site on edge of Area V (1992).
	Siberian Wallflower.*	Erysimum x marshallii (Henfrey) Bois
	Recorded from old bonfire site. The "wild" wallflower
	E. cheiri (L.)  is well established on nearby Beeston Priory.
	Garlic Mustard.	Alliaria petiolata (M. Bieb.) Cavara & Grande
	Mainly hedgebanks and Old Road area.
	Hedge Mustard.	Sisymbrium officinale (L.) Scop.
	Old Road area and waste places.
	Flixweed	Descurainia sophia (L.) Webb ex Prantl
	Occasionally recorded from Old Road area and recently cleared areas.
	Thale Cress.	Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh.
	2001 cleared area.
	Virginia Stock.*	Malcolmia maritima (L.)  R. Br.
	Recorded from old bonfire site (1964). Horticultural origin.
	Night-scented Stock.*	Matthiola longipetala (Vent.) DC.
	White variety near Caxton Park. Horticultural origin.
	Sweet Alison.*	Lobularia maritima (L.) Desv.
	Generally waste places.
	RESEDACEAE:
	Weld.*	Reseda luteola L.
	Mainly waste ground. Last observed 1997.
	Wild Mignonette.*	Reseda luta L.
	Waste ground and grassy areas. Last observed 1997.
	ERICACEAE:
	Rhododendron.	Rhododendron ponticum L.
	Isolated plants. Generally southeastern end of Area VI.
	Ling.	Calluna vulgaris (L.) Hull
	Formerly widespread. Some re-introduction '87 (KCD).
	Natural regeneration also in bracken cleared areas.
	Cross-leaved Heath.	Erica tetralix L.
	Drier parts of bog, Area V.
	Bell-heather.	Erica cinerea L.
	Some regeneration on bracken cleared heaths. Area V also.
	PRIMULACEAE:
	Primrose.	Primula vulgaris Hudson
	Widespread esp. E. boundary. "Pink" form Area II 1978.
	Polyanthus.	Primula x polyantha Miller cultivar.
	Mainly Area I. Horticultural origin.
	Water Violet.	Hottonia palustris L.
	Introduced to man-made pool on western edge of Area V.
	Yellow Pimpernel.*	Lysimachia nemorum L.
	Generally confined to shady places esp. along southern boundary. Last recorded 1997.
	Creeping Jenny.*	Lysimachia nummularia L.
	Short turf in Area V (1985).
	Yellow Loosestrife.	Lysimachia vulgaris L.
	Area IV. Subsequently lost due to scrub encroachment.
	Dotted Loosestrife.	Lysimachia punctata L.
	Area I by side of boundary stream. Lost through clearence.
	Bog Pimpernel.	Anagallis tenella (L.) L.
	Widespresd in all damp and boggy places.
	Scarlet Pimpernel.	Anagallis arvensis arvensis L.
	Waste and disturbed ground.
	Brookweed.	Samolus valerandi L.
	Stream and bog pool sides in Areas II and V.
	GROSSULARIACEAE:
	Gooseberry.	Ribes uva-crispa L. cultivar.
	Occasionally recorded. Horticultural origin.
	Flowering Current.	Ribes sanquinium Pursh
	Present in boundary hedges.
	Red Currant.	Ribes rubrum L.
	Horticultural origin.
	CRASSULACEAE:
	*New Zealand Pigmyweed.	Crassula helmsii (Kirk) Cockayne
	Discovered in small pool, Area II.
	Large Yellow Stonecrop.	Sedum  forsterianum Smith
	Near old cricket squares, Area I. Horticultural origin.
	Ice-plant.*	Sedum spectabile Boreau
	Hedgebank alongside Old Road (1988). Horticultural origin.
	White Stonecrop.*	Sedum album L.
	Sheringham Common N. boundary bank. Horticultural origin.
	Wall Pepper.*	Sedum acre L.
	Horticultural origin. Last observed 1999.
	SAXIFRAGACEAE:
	Meadow Saxifrage.	Saxifraga granulata L.
	Dry grassland, Area I.
	Opposite-leaved Golden-saxifrage.	Chrysoplenium oppositifolium L.
	Streamside near southern boundary.
	Grass of Parnassus.	Parnassia palustris L.
	Present in most wetland areas.
	ROSACEAE:
	Guelder Rose.	Viburnum opulus L.
	Single record, possibly bird sown. Back bog since 2002.
	Bridewort.	Spirea sp.
	Mainly edge of Area I. Horticultural origin.
	Meadowsweet.	Filipendula ulmaria (L.) Maxim.
	Damp places, paticuarly Areas VI and VII.
	Raspberry.	Rubus idaeus L.
	Mainly edge of Area I. Horticultural origin.
	Dewberry.	Rubus caesius L.
	Cleared areas on heathlands.
	Blackberry.	Rubus fruticosus L. agg.
	Widespread. Paticularly plentiful on heathland clearings.
	Bramble.	Rubus laciniatus Willd.
	Area X, possibly lost with bracken encroachment also Area 1. Hort. origin.
	Bramble.	Rubus amplificatus Lees
	Bramble.	Rubus boraeanus Genev.
	Bramble.*	Rubus conjungens (Bab.) Rogers
	Bramble.	Rubus neumannianus Weber & Vannerom
	Bramble.	Rubus dasyphyllus (Rogers) E. Marshall
	Bramble.	Rubus eboracensis W.C.R. Watson
	Bramble.	Rubus glareosus Rogers
	Bramble.	Rubus hylocharis W.C.R. Watson
	Bramble.	Rubus lindleianus Lees
	Bramble.*	Rubus nemoralis P.J. Mueller
	Bramble.*	Rubus nemorosus Hayne & Willd.
	Bramble.*	Rubus polyanthemus Lineb.
	Bramble.*	Rubus pruinosus Arrh.
	Bramble.*	Rubus ulmifolius Schott. Schott
	Bramble.*	Rubus vestitus Weithe
	Barren Strawberry.	Potentilla sterilis (L.) Garcke
	Occasional in short grassy habitats.
	Silverweed	Potentilla anserina L.
	Common in shorter grassland.
	Tormentil.	Potentilla erecta (L.) Raeusch.
	Widespread on heaths and bog margins.
	Creeping Cinquefoil.	Potentilla reptans L.
	Colonist of disturbed ground.
	Marsh Cinquefoil.	Potentilla palustris (L.) Scop.
	South end of bog, Area V since 1987. Increasing.
	Wild Strawberry.	Fragaria vesca L.
	Occuring in grassy and waste places.
	Water Avens.*	Geum rivale L.
	Southern boundary. 'Douple flowered' variety of horticultural origin.
	Herb Bennet.	Geum urbanum L.
	Southern boundary of Area IX.
	Agrimony.	Agrimonia eupatoria L.
	Infrequent in grassland, mainly southern end of site.
	Parsley Piert.	Aphanes arvensis L.
	Recorded occasionally from molehills, Area I.
	Field Rose.*	Rosa arvensis Hudson
	Recorded occasionally, last record 1988.
	Dog Rose.	Rosa canina L.
	Widespread.
	Sweet Briar Rose.	Rosa rubiginosa L.
	East side of Area V, probably bird-sown. North boundary hedge, horticultural origin.
	Japanese Rose.	Rosa rugosa Thunb. ex Murray
	Established east side, Area V. Horticultural origin.
	Blackthorn.	Prunus spinosa L.
	Forms the greater part of hedgerows and thickets throughout.
	Hawthorn.	Crataegus monogyna Jacq.
	Mainly confined to hedgerows but increasingly found in open.
	Rowen.	Sorbus aucuparia L.
	Generally confined to heathland and drier parts of Area V.
	Crab Apple.	Malus sylvestris (L.) Miller
	Isolated trees and Southern boundary hedge.
	Cultivated Apple.	Malus domestica Borkh.
	Odd trees present throughout, probably from discarded apple cores.
	Juneberry.	Amelanchier larmarckii F.-G. Schroeder
	Various small trees on heathy areas. Possibly bird-sown.
	Waterer's Cotoneaster.	Cotoneaster x watereri Exell
	Single bird-sown trees, Area II.
	Himalayan Cotoneaster.	Cotoneaster simonsii Baker
	Beeston Regis/Sheringham boundary bank, Area VI.
	Hollyberry Cotoneaster.	Cotoneaster bullatus Bois
	Area X, probably bird-sown.
	FABACEAE (Leguminosae):
	Laburnum.*	Laburnum anagyriodes Medikus
	Horticultural origin (1989-92).
	Garden Lupin.*	Lupinus polyphyllus Lindley cultivar.
	Formerly along edges of Areas IX and X. Hort. origin.
	Tree Lupin.*	Lupinus arboreus Sims
	Formally edge of grassland, Areas I and X.
	Gorse.	Ulex europeaus L.
	Widespread.
	Western Gorse.	Ulex gallii Planchon
	Mainly confined to drier parts of Area V.
	Broom.	Cytisus scoparius L. cultivar.
	Isolated plants. All appear to be of Horticultural origin.
	Dyer's Greenwood.*	Genista tinctoria L.
	Single specimen in rough grassland, Area IV 1990-95).
	Petty Whin.	Genista anglica L.
	Occasional, last seen southern end of Area V (2000).
	Restharrow.	Ononis repens L.
	Grassland, Area I. Decreasing.
	Common Melilot.*	Melilotus officinalis (L.) Lam.
	Single record form Area I (1964).
	Slender Trefoil.*	Trifolium micranthum Viv.
	Recorded from bankside southern end of Pond A (1964).
	Lesser Yellow Trefoil.	Trifolium dubium Sibth.
	Areas of short turf.
	Hop Trefoil.	Trifolium campestre Schreber
	Grassy and waste places. Last recorded 2001.
	White Clover.	Trifolium repens L
	Widespread.
	Strawberry Clover.*	Trifolium fragiferum L.
	Recorded in 'Supplement to 'The Flora of Norfolk' - E.L. Swann (1975).
	Hare's-foot Clover.*	Trifolium arvense L.
	Mainly waste places.
	Rough Clover.*	Trifolium scabrum L.
	Confined to dry short grassland, Area I. Last recored in 1998.
	Red Clover.	Trifolium pratense L.
	Widespread.
	Zig-zag Clover.*	Trifolium medium L.
	Single record (1988).
	Subterranean Clover.*	Trifolium subterraneum L.
	Formerly Area I. Last recorded 1999.
	Birdsfoot-trefoil.*	Lotus corniculatus L.
	Formerly common in short grassland of Area I. Last recorded 1999.
	Greater Birdsfoot-trefoil.	Lotus pedunculatus Cav.
	Wet grassland and fen in Areas II and V.
	Birdsfoot.*	Ornithopus perpusillus L.
	Single record (1988).
	Kidney Vetch.*	Anthyllis vulneraria L.
	Area III. Not observed since 1992.
	Hairy Tare.	Vicia hirsuta (L.)  Gray
	Widespread in rough grassland and waste places.
	Tufted Vetch.	Vicia cracca L.
	Hedgerows and tracksides.
	Common Vetch.	Vicia sativa nigra (L.) Ehrh.
	Rough grassland.
	Cultivated Vetch.	Vicia sativa (L.) sativa
	Probably from bird seed.
	Broad Bean.*	Vicia faba L.
	Single record from northern boundary bank (1999).
	Meadow Pea.	Lathyrus pratensis L.
	Recorded in past years, old bonfire site. Horticultural origin.
	Sweet Pea.*	Lathyrus odoratus L.
	Single record (1988).
	Broad-leaved Everlasting Pea.	Lathyrus latifolius L.
	Old Road and bonfire site. Horticultural origin.
	Lucerne.*	Medicago sativa sativa L.
	Old Road and bonfire site (1992).
	Black Medick.	Medicago lupulina L.
	Old road.
	Spotted Medick.	Medicago arabica (L.) Hudson
	Dry grassland trackside, Area I.
	LYTHRACEAE:
	Purple Looestrife.	Lythrum salicaria L.
	Recorded after re-opening of Pond A outlet stream (1985).
	THYMELAEACEAE:
	Mezereon.	Daphne mezereum L.
	Probably bird-sown. Sheringham side 2002. Beeston side (1994-2002).
	Spurge Laurel.*	Daphne laureola L.
	Area II. Probably lost, last recorded 1995.
	ONAGRACEAE:
	Great Willow-herb.	Epilobium hirsutum L.
	Widespread along streamsides.
	Hoary Willow-herb.*	Epilobium parviflorum Schreber
	Formerly by streamsides of Area V.
	Broad-leaved Willow-herb.	Epilobium montanum L.
	Presently established in southwest corner of site.
	American Willow-herb.	Epilobium ciliatum Raf.
	Disturbed ground.
	Rose-bay Willowherb.	Chamerion angustifolium. (L.) Holub
	Widespread.
	Large Evening Primrose.*	Oenothera glazioviana Micheli ex C. Martius
	Old Road area, last recorded 1998.
	Clarkia.*	Clarkia unguiculata Lindley cultivar.
	Old bonfire site (1967). Horticultural origin.
	Common Enchanter's Nightshade.	Circaea lutetiana L.
	Tracksides and damp carr in SW corner also Back Bog (Area II).
	AQUIFOLIACEAE:
	Holly.	Ilex aquifolium L.
	Widespread.
	EUPHORBIACEAE:
	Dog's Mercury.	Mercurialis perennis L.
	Shady thickets on edge of Area II.
	Sun Spurge.*	Euphorbia helioscopa L.
	Waste places.
	Petty Spurge.*	Euphorbia peplus L.
	Waste places.
	Caper Spurge.	Euphorbia lathyris L.
	Horticultural origin. Old waterworks track.
	RHAMNACEAE:
	Alder Buckthorn.	Frangula alnus Miller
	Introduced (1990). West side of Area VI.
	LINACEAE:
	Flax.	Linum usitatissimum L.
	Casual cultivar probably from birdseed.
	Fairy Flax.	Linum catharticum L.
	Area II.
	POLYGALACEAE:
	Common Milkwort.	Polygala vulgaris L.
	Widespread. Blue, pink and white-flowered forms occur.
	Heath Milkwort.	Polygala serpyllifolia Hose
	Area III and formerly in grassland east of Area VI, now scrub-woodland.
	HIPPOCASTANACEAE:
	Horse Chestnut.	Aesculus hippocastanum L.
	Isolated seedling trees.
	ACERACEAE:
	Sycamore.	Acer pseudoplatanus L.
	Mainly confined to southwest of heath, Area IV.
	OXALIDACEAE:
	Wood Sorrel.	Oxalis acetosella L.
	Tracksides in wooded areas, mainly south of Area VI.
	GERANIACEAE
	Meadow Cranesbill.*	Geranium pratense L.
	Horticultural origin.
	Druce's Cranesbill.*	Geranium x oxonianum Yeo
	Sheringham Common. Horticultural origin.
	Mountain Cranesbill.*	Geranium pyrenaicum Burm. f.
	Old Road area. Horticultural origin.
	Dove's-foot Cranesbill.	Geranium molle L.
	Waste places and disturbed ground.
	Purple Geranium.*	Geranium x magnificum N. Hylander
	Two records, both from old bonfire site (1964/1969). Horticultural origin.
	Herb Robert.	Geranium robertianum L.
	Woodland margins and shady areas.
	Common Storksbill.	Erodium cicutarium (L.) L'Her.
	Occasionally recorded from banksides in Old Road area.
	TROPAEOLACEAE:
	Nasturtium.	Tropaeolum majus L.
	Occasional records. Horticultural origin.
	BALSAMINACEAE:
	Policeman's Helmet.	Impatiens glandulifera Royle
	Pond A outflow stream. Invasive.
	ARALIACEAE:
	Ivy.	Hedera helix L.
	Widespread on ground in thickets and on hedgerow trees.
	APIACEAE (Umbelliferae):
	Sub-family HYDROCOTYLOIDEAE:
	Marsh Pennywort.	Hydrocotyle vulgaris L.
	Widespread throughout wetland areas.
	Sub-family SANICULOIDEAE:
	Wood Sanicle	Sanicula europaea L.
	In southwest corner wooded area.
	Sub-family APIOIDEAE:
	Rough Chervil.*	Chaerophyllum temulentum L.
	Hedgerow along main track.
	Cow Parsley.	Anthriscus sylvestris (L.) Hoffm.
	Widespread.
	Upright Hedge Parsley.	Trolis japonica (Houtt.) DC.
	Widespread.
	Alexanders.	Smyrnium olusatrum L.
	Waste places, paticularly Old Road area and old water works lane. Invasive.
	Hemlock.	Conium maculatum L.
	Confined to Old Road area.
	Wild Celery.	Apium graveolens L.
	Formerly bogpool margin, Area V. Rediscovered 1986, Area II.
	Fool's Watercress.	Apium nodiflorum (L.) Lag.
	Streams and wet places.
	Lesser Marshwort.*	Apium inundatum (L.) H.G. Reichb.
	Margin of small pond, Area II. (1990-91).
	Pignut.	Conopodium majus (Gouan) Loret
	Southern end of main track.
	Ground Elder.	Aegopodium podagraria L.
	Grassland, Area I.
	Fennel.	Foeniculum vulgare Miller
	Confined to Old Road Area.
	Wild Angelica.	Angelica sylvestris L.
	Mainly Area V and pyramidal area.
	Giant Hogweed.*	Heracleum mantegazzianum Sommier & Lev.
	Single plant near Pond A. Eradicated.
	Hogweed.	Heracleum sphondylium L.
	Fairly widespread, mainly Area I.
	Wild Carrot.	Daucus carota carota L.
	Local on calcareous soils.
	GENTIANACEAE:
	Common Centuary.	Centaurium erythraea Rafn
	Track edges and short turf areas.
	Marsh Gentian.*	Gentiana pneumonanthe L.
	Discovered after clearence on Area V in 1984, however, not recorded since 1997.
	APOCYNACEAE:
	Lesser Periwinkle.	Vinca minor L.
	Formerly from northern boundary bank of Area X.
	2002 record from southern wooded area. Horticultural origin.
	Greater Periwinkle.	Vinca major L.
	Established in many places. Horticultural origin.
	SOLANACEAE:
	Duke of Argyll's Tea-plant.	Lycium barbarum L.
	Old Road boundary hedge.
	Bittersweet.	Solanum dulcamara L.
	Hedgerows and waste places.
	Black Nightshade.*	Solanum nigrum L.
	Waste places.
	Potato.	Solanum tuberosum L. cultivar.
	Occasionally recorded, mainly Area I. Horticultural origin.
	Tobacco Plant.*	Nicotiana x sanderae Will. cultivar.
	Old bonfire site (1967). Horticultural origin.
	CONVOLVULACEAE:
	Field Bindweed.	Convolvulus arvensis L.
	Colonist on bare and waste places.
	Hedge Bindweed.	Calystegia sepium (L.) R. Br.
	Tangled hedgerows.
	Large Bindweed.	Calystegia silvatica (Kit. ex Schrader) Griseb.
	Rough areas.
	CUSCUTACEAE:
	Common Dodder.	Cuscuta epithymum (L.) L.
	Scarce some seasons if host ( Ulex ) has suffered fire damage.
	Found on introduced Calluna plant, Area VI, 1990.
	MENYANTHACEAE:
	Bogbean.	Menyanthus trifoliata L.
	Loss of habitat due to scrub encroachment and drainage reducing plant numbers.
	BORAGINACEAE:
	Russian Comfrey.	Symphytum x uplandicum Nyman
	1964-67 bonfire site. Northern edge Area X. Hort. origin.
	Green Alkanet.	Pentaglottis sempervirens (L.) Tausch ex L.Ba.
	Widespread.
	Bugloss.*	Anchusa arvensis (L.) M. Bieb.
	Single record from waste ground 1964).
	Water Forget-me-not.	Myosotis scopioides L.
	Margin of Pond A and streamsides.
	Wood Forget-me-not.	Myosotis sylvatica Hoffm.
	Southern boundary woodland edge after clearence.
	Field Forget-me-not.	Myosotis arvensis (L.) Hill
	Widespread in waste places.
	Changing Forget-me-not.*	Myosotis discolor Pers.
	Found after bracken clearence, Area V also 1939-40 (MBD).
	Gromwell.	Lithospermum officinale L.
	Found after scrub clearence, Area II.
	Viper's Bugloss.*	Echium vulgare L.
	Two records from waste places, '88 (JH/DM).
	VERBENACEAE:
	Vervain.*	Verbena officinalis L.
	Area IV, after clearence. Not seen recently.
	LAMIACEAE (Labiatae):
	Water Mint.	Mentha aquatica L.
	Damp grassland and pond margins.
	Large Apple Mint.	Mentha x dimissa
	Northeast corner near Brook Road. Possible horticultural origin.
	Whorled Mint.	Mentha x verticillata L.
	Eastern edge of Area V.
	Gypsy-wort.	Lycopus europaeus L.
	Recorded after Pond A outlet stream cleared. Last observed 2002.
	Self-heal.	Prunella vulgaris L.
	Mainly short turf in grassland areas.
	Hedge Woundwort.	Stachys sylvatica L.
	Shady hedgerows.
	Black Horehound.	Ballota nigra L.
	Dry banks in Old Road area.
	Red Dead-nettle.	Lamium purpureum L.
	Waste places.
	Spotted Dead-nettle.	Lamium maculatum (L.) L.
	Occasional plants noted. Horticultural origin.
	White Dead-nettle.	Lamium album L.
	Hedgebanks, paticularly Old Road area.
	Common Hemp-nettle.	Galeopsis tetrahit L.
	Waste and disturbed ground.
	Bifid Hemp-nettle.*	Galeopsis bifida Boenn.
	Disturbed ground after firebreak clearence near Brook Road (1986).
	Ground Ivy.	Glechoma hederacea L.
	Grassland and edge of heathland.
	Wood Sage.	Teucrium scorodonia L.
	Heathland areas.
	Bugle.	Ajuga repens L.
	Damp grassland, Area I and shady places, Areas IV and VI.
	Rosemary.*	Rosmarinus officinalis L.
	Old bonfire site (1966), Horticultural origin.
	CALLITRICHACEAE:
	Common Water Starwort.	Callitriche stagnalis Scop.
	Mainly Pond A.
	PLANTAGINACEAE:
	Great Plantain.	Plantago major L.
	Widespread in waste places and short turf.
	Ribwort Plantain.	Plantago lanceolata L.
	Widespread in grassland and waste places.
	Buck's-horn Plantain.*	Plantago coronopus L.
	Formerly on main track by Pond A. Last recorded 1997.
	BUDDLEJACEAE:
	Buddleia.	Buddleja davidii Franchet cultivar.
	Introduced. Northern end of Area X and Old Road area.
	OLEACEAE:
	Ash.	Fraxinus excelsior L.
	Extending into wet areas, controlled by cutting since 1985.
	Garden Privet.	Ligustrum ovalifolium Hassk.
	Old Road boundary hedge and Sheringham Common.
	SCROPHULARIACEAE:
	Great Mullein.	Verbascum thapsus L.
	Waste and grassy places.
	Snapdragon.*	Antirrhinum majus L. cultivar.
	Old bonfire site (1966). Horticultural origin.
	Purple Toadflax.	Linaria purpurea (L.) Miller
	Old bonfire site. Heath. Horticultural origin.
	Common Toadflax.	Linaria vulgaris Miller
	Hedges and waste places.
	Knotted Figwort.*	Scrophularia nodosa L.
	Shady places.
	Water Figwort.	Scrophularia auriculata L.
	Stramsides, bog Area V and amongst Phragmites , bog Area II.
	Monkey Flower.*	Mimulus guttatus
	Streamsides throughout Commons. Horticultural origin. Last recorded 1998.
	Foxglove.	Digitalis purpurea L.
	Mainly Area VII.
	Brooklime.	Veronica beccabunga L.
	Stream and pond margins.
	*Pink Water Speedwell.*	Veronica catenata Pennell
	Recorded once from former Pond C (1969).
	Marsh Speedwell.	Veronica scutellata L.
	Formerly Area IV until habitat lost, now occasionally Areas I and V.
	Wood Speedwell.	Veronica montana L.
	Found after scrub clearance.
	Germander Speedwell.	Veronica chamaedrys L.
	Grassland areas.
	Thyme-leaved Speedwell.*	Veronica serpyllifolia L.
	Damp grassland, Area I.
	Wall Speedwell.*	Veronica arvensis L.
	Pill-box site, Area VI. Last recorded 1999.
	Ivy-leaved Speedwell.	Veronica hederifolia L.
	Old bonfire site and waste places.
	Common Field Speedwell.	Veronica persica Poiret
	Waste places.
	Red Rattle.	Pedicularis palustris L.
	Bog Area V. White-flowered form 14/11/86.
	Lousewort.	Pedicularis sylvatica L.
	Short boggy turf areas.
	Yellow-rattle.	Rhinanthus minor minor L.
	Grassland areas and edge of heaths.
	Yellow-rattle.	Rhinanthus minor stenophyllus (Schur) O. Sch.
	Generally damper areas than the above.
	Eyebright.	Euphrasia nemorosa (Pers.) Wallr.
	Wet areas throughout the Commons.
	Eyebright.*	Euphrasia pseudokerneri former elongata Pug.
	Recorded in 'Supplement to 'The Flora of Norfolk' - E.L. Swann (1975).
	Red Bartsia.	Odontites verna (Bellardi) Dermort.
	Widespread in grassland areas, usually along tracksides.
	LENTIBULARIACEAE:
	Common Butterwort.	Pinguicula vulgaris L.
	Tracks and short turf in boggy areas. Decreasing.
	CAMPANULACEAE:
	Bellflower.*	Campanula sp.
	Sheringham Common
	Harebell.	Campanula rotundifolia L.
	Drier grassland and heathland tracksides. Decreased to three plants (2005).
	RUBIACEAE:
	Lady's Bedstraw.	Galium verum L.
	Mainly drier grassland and local "highs" in bog Area V.
	Heath Bedstraw.	Galium saxatile L.
	Heathland areas.
	Fen Bedstraw.	Galium uliginosum L.
	Mainly bog Areas II and V.
	Marsh Bedstraw.	Galium palustre L.
	Occasional. Last recorded 2002.
	Goosegrass.	Galium aparine L.
	Hedges and waste places.
	Crosswort.*	Cruciata laevipes Opiz
	Boundary hedgerows.
	CAPRIFOLIACEAE:
	Elder.	Sambucus nigra L.
	Odd scattered trees but mainly along southern boundary.
	Snowberry.	Symphoricarpos albus (L.) S.F. Blake
	Established near Caxton Park. Horticultural origin.
	Honeysuckle.	Lonicera periclymenum L.
	Widespread throughout heath and wooded areas.
	ADOXACEAE:
	Moschatel.	Adoxa moschatellina L.
	Generally shaded areas along main track in southeast and south of Area VII.
	VALERIANACEAE:
	Marsh Valerian.	Valeriana dioica L.
	Most wetand areas, especially Area V.
	DIPSACACEAE.
	Teasel.	Dipsacus fullonum L.
	West of centre, Area V. Last recorded 2001.
	Field Scabious.*	Knautia arvensis (L.) Coulter
	Irregular. Mainly grassy areas and Old Road hedgebanks. Last recorded 1992.
	Devil's-bit Scabious.	Succisa pratensis Moench
	Confined to damp grassland areas.
	ASTERACEAE. (Compositae):
	Ragwort.	Senecio jacobae L.
	Grassland areas.
	Oxford Ragwort.*	Senecio squalidus L.
	Heathland tracksides. Last recorded 1992.
	Marsh Ragwort.	Senecio aquaticus Hill
	Edges of boggy areas.
	Wood Groudsel.	Senecio sylvaticus L.
	Heathland, especially after fires.
	Groundsel.	Senecio vulgaris L.
	Waste places and disturbed ground.
	Coltsfoot.	Tussilago farfara L.
	Local on bog Areas II and V, also waste places.
	Winter Heliotroupe.	Petasites fragrans (Villars) C. Presl
	Old road Area.
	Common Fleabane.	Pulicaria dysenterica (L.) Bernh.
	Widespread in damp grassland and marsh edges.
	Marsh Cudweed.	Gnaphalium uliginosum L.
	Formerly around Pond A when dry.  Path near Layby (2002).
	Golden-rod.	Solidago viraurea L.
	Widespread and increasing on cleared areas of heathland.
	Tall Golden-rod.	Solidago candensis L.
	Mainly around bog Area V. Horticultural origin.
	Michaelmas Daisy.	Aster x salignus Willd. cultivar.
	Hybrid forms ( A. novi-belgii & A. lanceloatus. ) Hort. origin.
	Chinease Aster.*	Callistephus chinensis (L.) Nees cultivar.
	Old bonfire site.
	Daisybush.	Olearia x haastii Hook f.
	Seedings and small bushes occasionally noted. Hort. origin.
	Canadian Fleabane.	Conyza canadensis (L.) Cronq.
	Mainly Area 1 but also from bonfire sites, Area V.
	Daisy.	Bellis perennis L
	Generally edge of marshes, appears to be lost from grassland.
	Tansey.	Tanacetum vulgare L.
	Recorded from edge of Pond A outflow stream since 2003.
	Hemp Agrimony.	Eupatorium cannabinum L.
	Widespread in damp areas and along streamsides.
	Yellow Camomile.*	Anthemis tinctoria L. cultivar.
	Two records, both from Area 1 (1976/1986). Horticultural origin.
	Sneezewort.	Achillea ptarmica L.
	Cleared site, Area V. Last recorded 2002.
	Yarrow.	Achillea millefolium L.
	Widespread in dry grassy areas. Both pink and white forms.
	Scentless Mayweed.	Tripleurospermum inodorum (L.) Schultz-Bip.
	Waste places.
	Rayless Mayweed.	Matricaria discoidea DC.
	Along main tracks.
	Corn Marigold.*	Chrysanthemum segetum L.
	Waste and disturbed ground (1965).
	Ox-eye Daisy.	Leucanthemum vulgare Lam.
	Area I and along trackside Area VII. Horticultural origin.
	Shasta Daisy.	Leucanthemum x superbum (Ber. ex J Ing.) K
	East Area V. Hort. origin.
	Pyrethrum.*	Chrysanthemum coccineum.
	Recorded from Old bonfire site (1964). Horticultural origin.
	Feverfew.	Tanacetum parthenium (L.) Schultz-Bip.
	Generally around Old bonfire site. Horticultural origin.
	Mugwort.	Artemisia vulgaris L.
	Waste ground and heathland tracksides.
	Burdock.*	Arctium lappa / nemorosum (Lej.) Syme
	Infrequent.
	Lesser Burdock.	Arctium minus (Hill) Bernh.
	Recorded twice (1988/2002).
	Musk Thistle.*	Carduus nutans L.
	Waste ground. Last recorded 1992.
	Spear Thistle.	Cirsium vulgare (Savi) Ten.
	Mainly on drier grassland.
	Marsh Thistle.	Cirsium palustre (L.) Scop.
	Wet areas. White-flowered forms occur.
	Creeping Thistle.	Cirsium arvense (L.) Scop.
	Widespread in grassy areas.
	Meadow Thistle.	Cirsium dissectum (L.) Hill
	Area V.
	Scottish Thistle.	Onopordon acanthium L.
	Waste Ground.  Occasional.
	Greater Knapweed.	Centaurea scabiosa L.
	Two records (1966/2005).
	Cornflower.*	Centaurea cyanus L. cultivar.
	Old bonfire site (1964-1965). Horticultural origin.
	Lesser Star Thistle.*	Centaurea diluta Aiton
	Old bonfire site (1983). Bird seed or horticultural origin.
	Black Knapweed.	Centaurea nigra L.
	Rough grassland and edges of marshes.
	Nipplewort.	Lapsana communis L.
	Hedgerows.
	Common Cat's Ear.	Hypochoeris radicata L.
	Grassland and heath margins.
	Smooth Cat's Ear.*	Hypochoeris globra L.
	Autumn Hawkbit.	Leontodon autumnalis L.
	Short turf areas.
	Rough Hawkbit.	Leontodon hispidus L.
	Mainly Area V.
	Bristly Ox-tongue.*	Picris echioides L.
	Single record from Old Road area (1966).
	Goat's Beard.	Tragopogon pratensis L.
	Grassland and Old Road area.
	Wall Lettuce.*	Mycelis muralis (L.) Dumort.
	Track edges and waste places.
	Corn Sow-thistle.	Sonchus arvensis L.
	Area I and drier parts of Area II.
	Common Sow-thistle.	Sonchus oleraceus L.
	Waste places.
	Prickly Sow-thistle.	Sonchus asper (L.) Hill
	Colonist of disturbed ground.
	Leafy Hawkweed.	Hieracium umbellatum L.
	Tracksides on heath, Area VI.
	Fox and Cubs.	Pilosella aurantiaca (L.) F. Schultz & Sch.-Bip.
	Formerly Area I lost due to scrub overgrowth. Hort. origin. 2002 in Area VI.
	Beaked Hawk's-beard.	Crepis versicaria L.
	Old Road area.
	Smooth Hawk's-beard.*	Crepis capillaris (L.) Wallr.
	Dry grassland, Area I. Last recorded 1997.
	Mexican Aster.*	Cosmos bipinnatus Cav. cultivar.
	Old bonfire site 1964-65 and wasteland 1985. Hort. origin.
	Annual Sunflower.*	Helianthus annuus L. cultivar.
	Old bonfire site (1966). Horticultural origin.
	Garden Marigold.*	Calendula officinalis L.
	Formerly Old bonfire site (1966). Horticultural origin.
	Dandelion.	Taraxacum officinale agg. Weber agg.
	Widespread.
	Narrow-leaved Marsh Dandelion.	Taraxacum palustre (Lyons) Symons
	Bog Area V.
	Marsh Dandelion.*	Taraxacum faeroense (Dahlst.) Dahlst.
	Recorded in 'Supplement to 'The Flora of Norfolk' - E.L. Swann (1975).
	Marsh Dandelion.*	Taraxacum litorale Raunk.
	Recorded in 'Supplement to 'The Flora of Norfolk' - E.L. Swann (1975).
	Marsh Dandelion.*	Taraxacum hollandicum van Soest
	Recorded in 'Supplement to 'The Flora of Norfolk' - E.L. Swann (1975).
	LILIIDAE - Monocotyledons.
	BUTOMACEAE:
	Flowering Rush.	Butomus umbellatus L.
	Sporadic flowering before Pond A became permanent in 1984.
	ALISMATACEAE:
	Lesser Water-plantain.	Baldellia ranunculoides (L.) Parl.
	Small muddy pool, Area V.
	Water-plantain.*	Alisma plantago-aquatica L.
	Formerly Pond C then Pond A. Last recorded 1992.
	Arrowhead.	Sagittaria japonica. cultivar.
	Japanese species intoduced in Pond A. Eradication attempted.
	HYDROCHARITACEAE:
	Water Soldier.	Stratiotes aloides L.
	Periodic introductions occur. Does not persist.
	Canadian Pondweed.	Elodea canadensis Michayx
	Introduced in Pond A and is now common.
	Nuttall's Water-thyme.*	Elodea nuttallii  (Planchon) H. St. John
	Recorded from Pond A in 1997.
	JUNCAGINACEAE:
	Marsh Arrow Grass.	Triglochin palustre L.
	Generally confined to bog Area II.
	POTAMOGETONACEAE:
	Bog Pondweed.	Potamogeton polygonifolius Pourret
	Small man-made pools in Areas II and V.
	Curled Pondweed.	Potamogeton crispus L.
	Introduced to Pond A and is common.
	ZANNICHELLIACEAE:
	Horned Pondweed.	Zannichellia palustris L.
	First recorded in 2002 from Pond A following clearance in November 2001.
	ARACEAE:
	Cuckoo Pint.	Arum maculatum L.
	Shady places.
	LEMNACEAE:
	Duckweed.	Lemna minor L.
	Recorded from Pond A.
	SPARGANIACEAE:
	Branched Bur-reed.	Sparganium erectum L.
	Introduced to Pond A where it is invasive and regularly removed.
	TYPHACEAE:
	Great Reedmace.	Typha latifolia L.
	Introduced to Pond A. Due to its invasive nature it is confined to the western side.
	LILIACEAE:
	Red-hot Poker.*	Kniphofia uvaria (L.) Oken cultivar.
	Recorded 1988. Horticultural origin.
	Solomon's Seal.*	Polygonatum multiflorum (L.) All.
	Recorded 1986. Horticultural origin.
	Star of Bethlehem.	Ornithogalum angustifolium Boreau
	Recorded from grassland in Area 1, decreasing.
	Meadow Saffron.	Colchicum autumnale L.
	Occasionally recorded from Area I - Horticultural origin.
	Fritillary.	Fritillaria meleagris L.
	First recorded in 1999 from small area of damp grassland. Most likely horticultural origin.
	Siberian Squill.	Scilla sibirica Haw.
	Recorded from old cricket pad area. Horticultural origin.
	Bluebell.	Hyacinthoides non-scripta (L.) Chouard ex Roth.
	Widespread in heathy and secondary woodland areas.
	Spanish Bluebell.	Hyacinthoides hispanica (Miller) Rothm.
	Scattered clumps. Red, white and blue varieties. Hort. origin.
	Garden Grape Hyacinth.	Muscari armeniacum Leichtlin ex Baker cultivar
	Occasional records. Horticultural origin.
	Spring Star-flower.*	Tristagma uniflorum (Lindley) Traub.
	Occasional records. Horticultural origin. Last recorded 1999.
	Crow Garlic.*	Allium vineale L.
	Recorded from grassland in Area 1 (1997).
	Chives.*	Allium schoenoprasum L.
	Recorded 1988. Horticultural origin.
	Ramsons.	Allium ursinum L.
	Southeastern boarder where plants have spread from an adjoining wood.
	Sub-family AMARYLLIDACEAE:
	Summer Snowflake.*	Leucojum aestivum L.
	Recorded 1992. Horticultural origin.
	Spring Snowflake.	Leucojum vernum L.
	Single Plant near Pond A.
	Snowdrop.	Galanthus nivalis L. cultivar.
	Single and double flowered varieties. Horticultural origin.
	Daffodil.	Narcissus pseudonarcissus L. cultivar.
	IRIDACEAE:
	Garden Crocus.	Crocus flavus x angustifolius Weston
	Spring/Autumn varieties present. Horticultural origin.
	Montbretia.	Crocosmia x crocosmiflora (Lem. ex Bu.&De.)Br
	Established alongside Brook Road stream. Horticultural origin.
	Garden Gladiolus.*	Gladiolus communis L.
	Occasional records from old bonfire site. Horticultural origin.
	*Yellow-eyed Grass.	Sisyrinchium californicum (Ker Gawler) Dryand.
	Established in Area V. Horticultural origin/Introduction?
	Yellow Flag.	Iris pseudacorus L.
	Introduced ca. 1985
	Stinking Iris.	Iris foetidissima L. cultivar.
	Edge of wooded area by west side of Pill-box hill (Area VI) and Area II.
	Siberian Iris.	Iris sibirica L. cultivar.
	Two plants (2004) north of Newt Pond (A)
	Garden Tulip.	Tulipa gesneriana L. cultivar.
	Recorded from near old cricket pads, Area I (2000). Horticultural origin.
	DISCOREACEAE:
	Black Bryony.	Tamus communis L.
	Hedgerows.
	ORCHIDACEAE:
	Marsh Helleborine.	Epipactis palustris (L.) Crantz
	Widespread in damp areas.
	Marsh Helleborine.	E. palustris var. ochroleuca (Boll.) P.F. Hunt & Summ.
	Present in small numbers, but not every year.
	Common Twayblade.	Listera ovata (L.) R. Br.
	Increasing after scrub clearence in wetland areas.
	Marsh fragrant Orchid.	Gymnadenia densiflora (Whalenb)
	Mainly Area V.
	Lesser Butterfly Orchid.	Plantanthera bifolia (L.) Rich.
	Infrequent flowering in small numbers, Area V.
	Bee Orchid.	Ophrys apifera Hudson
	Increasing since management/clearance work. Numbers vary from year to year.
	Green-winged Orchid.*	Orchis morio L.
	A few weak plants were recorded from Area 1 (1989).
	Early Purple Orchid.	Orchis mascula (L.) L.
	Usually one to two spikes in secondary woodland, Area VI.
	Hybrid Marsh Orchid.	Dactylorhiza  (Southern Marsh x Pugsley's Marsh)
	Most wetland areas.
	Southern Marsh Orchid.	Dactylorhiza praetermissa (Druce) Soo
	Uncommon. Damp Grassland and Bogs. Hybridizes frequently. Last recorded 2000.
	Pugsley's Marsh Orchid.*	Dactylorhiza traunsteineri (Saut. ex Reichb.) Soo
	Occasionally present, Area V.
	Heath Spotted Orchid.	Dactylorhiza maculata (L.) Soo
	Infrequent as non-hybrid, mainly Area II.
	Common Spotted Orchid.	Dactylorhiza fuchsii (Druce) Soo
	Damp grassland and bogs. Hybrids occur.
	Common Spotted Orchid.*	Dactylorhiza fuchsii form Rhodochila.
	1996 Red-leaved form (first identified in UK - Derbyshire 1990). Area V.
	Leopard Orchid.*	Dactylorhiza x grandis (Druce) P. Hunt
	1961 Hybrid fuchsii and praetermissa
	Pyramidal Orchid.	Anacampis pyramidalis (L.) Rich.
	Numbers and locations fluctuate.