Oswestry Wildlife

Wild Flowers

• Docks, Sorrels, Nettles & Goosefoots
  
  
• Campions, Stitchworts & Chickweeds
  
  
• Spurreys, Poppies & Corydlaises
  
  
• Buttercups, Spearworts & Meadow-Rues
  
  
• Anemones, Hellebores & Water-Lilies
  
  
• Crucifers & Mignonettes
  
  
• Stonecrops, Sundews, Saxifrages & Milkworts
  
  
• Roses, Strawberries & Cinquefoils
  
  
• Burnets, Meadowsweet & Agrimony
  
  
• Peaflowers
  
  
• Clovers, Trefoils and Medicks
  
  
• Cranesbills & Wood Sorrels
  
  
• Spurges, Flaxes and Mallows
  
  
• St.John's Worts, Rock Rose & Violets
  
  
• Willowherbs, Loosestrife and Balsams
  
  
• Daphnes, Umbellifers, Ivy & Bryony
  
  
• White Umbellifers & Wintergreens
  
  
• Heaths, Crowberry & Sea Lavenders
  
  
• Primroses & Pimpernels
  
  
• Periwinkles, Gentians & Bogbean
  
  
• Bedstraws & Madders
  
  
• Bindweeds, Dodder & Nightshade

• Comfreys, Boglosses, Forgetmenots & Verbenas
  
  
• Labiates
  
  
• Mulleins & Speedwells
  
  
• Toadflaxes, Eyebright & Lousewort
  
  
• Foxglove, Broomrapes, Butterworts & Plantains
  
  
• Valerians, Teasels, Scabiouses & Honeysuckles
  
  
• Bellflowers & Lobelias
  
  
• Composites with Brush-like Heads
  
  
• Thistles
  
  
• Daisy-like Flowers
  
  
• Yarrow, Golden Rod & Sea Aster
  
  
• Blue & Yellow Dandelion-like Flowers
  
  
• Water Plantain, Arrowheads & Frogbit
  
  
• Bluebells, Lilies & Garlics
  
  
• Snowdrop, Daffodil, Cuckoo Pint & Black Bryony
  
  
• Orchids
  
  
• Helleborines & Saprophye Orchids
  
  
• The Rarest Orchids
  
  
• Rushes, Bur-Reeds, Horsetails & Reedmaces
  
  
• Sedges & Cotton Grasses
  
  
• Grasses
  
  
• Ferns

References:

• A Handguide to the Wild Flowers of Britain and Northern Europe, by Marjorie Blamey and Richard Fritter, Treasure Press.
• Wildfowers of Britain and Northern Europe, by Richard Fritter, Alastair Fritter, Marjorie Blamey, HarperCollins.