Hollas Lane walk, Sept 2nd. Plant List
Led by Peachysteve we explored the old flood plain area around the new houses which had previous industrial activity on the land with much of the area being relatively alkaline to which some plants were more suited. Once upon a time before the development Bee Orchid could be found.
Below is a list of but not all the plants we discussed.
Ferns.
Polypodium vulgare
Asplenium ceterach
Asplenium ruta-muraria
Asplenium trichomanes (quadrivalens)
Asplenium scolopendrium
Dryopteris borreri
Dryopteris filix-mas
Dryopteris dilatata
Flowering Plants (in order of finding them)
Autumn Hawkbit
Chinese Bramble
Branched Burr Reed
American Pond Weed ( Potamogeton epihydrus)
Perforate St Johnwort
Hoary Mustard
Alsike Clover
Weld
Wild Mignonette
Smooth Hawksbeard
Great Mullein
Creeping Cinquefoil
Canadian Fleabane
Wild Sweet Alison
Ribbed Melilot
Small Melilot
White Melilot
Purple Loosestrife
Hardrush (alkaline)
Dittander (Broad Leaved Pepperwort)
Fern Grass
Narrow Leaved Ragwort
Hedgerow Cranesbill
Spreading Upright Hedge Parsley
Himalayan Honeysuckle
Giant Hogweed
Hairy Tare
Smooth Tare
Red Goosefoot
Hedge Mustard
Redshank (Hairy fringed Ochrea)
Pale Persicaria (No Hair or very little on Ochrea)
Wild Clary
Lesser Swine Cress
Fodder Vetch (compare with tufted vetch)
Salad Burnet
Sneezewort
Wood Stichwort
Corn Mint
Pink Purslane
False Brome
Silverweed
Greater Birdsfoot Trefoil
Red Bartsia
Hedge Bedstraw
Water Mint
Wild Parsnip
Common Wintercress.
Original post - Laurence Sutton
Original post - Laurence Sutton
This is such a rich list - and to think that so many folk would just pass it all by not realsing what is there! Thanks, Laurence.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bruce, for re-posting it. I had tried to retrieve it.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks to Laurence for keeping the list and posting it.