Highcliffe's Pot of Gold (ePub)

Information and coloured photos of each of the following plants found growing wild on the cliffs at Highcliffe on the south coast in Dorset: agrimony, apple blossom, trefoil, blackberry, blackthorn, bluebell, bog bilberry, bristly ox tongue, buddleia, bugloss, burdock, buttercup, campion, fleabane, celandine, cinquefoil, coltsfoot, comfrey, common centuary, rest harrow, common stork's bill, cotoneaster, cow parsley, crane's bill, crocus, cyclamen, daffodil, daisy, dandelion, dock, dog rose, elder, evening pri,rose, everlasting pea, flowering currant, forget-me-not, foxglove, garlic, hogweed, gorse, great mullein, groundsel, hairy bittercress, hawkweed, hawthorn, heather, herb robert, honeysuckle, poppy, horsetail, hyacinth, iris, ivy, toadflax, knapweed, lichen, lily, lupin, mallow, thistle, monbretia, mouse-ear, nigella, old man's beard, orache, pampas grass, periwinkle, sowthistle, primrose, privet, pussy willow, ragwort, clover, nettle, red hot poker, rhododendron, plantain, rock samphire, scarlet pimpernel, sea beet, sea bindweed, sea holly, sea mayweed, sea rocket, self-heal, shasta daisy, sheep's sorrel, snowdrop, speedwell, spotted medick, stitchwort, swine cress, tamarisk, tansy, teasel, thrift, tormentil, valerian, violet, voodoo lily, watercress, clover, stonecrop, wild carrot, wild strawberry, willowherb, anemone, nightshade, woundwort, yarrow, yucca