- triquetrum, three-cornered garlic†
Narcissus pseudonarcissus,
daffodil –
Alliaceae Narcissus sp.,
daffodil†
Asparagaceae Hyacinthoides non-scripta,
English bluebell†...
-
Heath rush Juncus squarrosus Slender rush Juncus tenuis * Round-fruited
rush Juncus compressus Saltmarsh rush Juncus gerardii Three-
leaved rush Juncus...
- both
types of soil:
Sweet woodruff,
Martagon lily, two-
leaved cornflower, Snow-white wood-
rush,
Common foxglove, Herb Paris,
Austrian Doroni**** (Doroni****...
-
loosestrife Lysimachia vulgaris Cyclamen-flowered
Daffodil Narcissus cyclamineus Bramble Rubus fruticosus Wood club
rush Scirpus sylvaticus Bog
mosses including...
-
Chlorophytum comosum Antheri****
comosum Spider Plant Rampila Chondrilla juncea Rush-
leaved sow
thistle Tfief tar-ramel
Chrozophora tinctoria Dyer's
Litmus Turnasol...
- J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Nandina (heavenly bamboo)
Narcissus (
daffodil)
Nasturtium (watercress)
Nautilocalyx Nectaroscordum Neillia Nelumbo (lotus)...
- cow parsley, hogweed,
stinging nettle,
false oat-gr****,
garden escape daffodils and irises.
Compartment 10:
Gardens Entrance yard
gardens sown with wild...
-
standing between the
perianth lobes and the stamens. The
trumpet of a
daffodil is a corona. 2. In gr****es, a
hardened ring of
tissue surmounting the...
- oaks.
Sawpit Wood is on a hill to the
north of
Hurst Barns and has wild
daffodils,
scented sweet violets and bluebells. The fate of the once
beautiful and...
- old
woodland in the
south of the county.
Plants include the rare broad-
leaved ****eborine. Blue
House Farm 242.8
hectares (600 acres)
North Fambridge...
