| 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. | ||