Combe Valley Countryside Park

Usually has reddish stems and a dark patch in the middle of each leaf. Fowers from June until October.

This very tall plant can grow up to 2 metres in damp habitats but only usually flowers during July and August.

A very common low-growing plant with distinctive crescent marks on the leaves. Flowers from May until October.

A very common plant that flowers from June until September in a wide range of grassy places.

A plant that sometimes twines around other plants to reach great heights. Flowers from June until September.

A widespread member of the Geranium family that has a long flowering season, from April until October. 

This plant is very common on the flood meadows. It has long drooping spikes of pale pink flowers that appear from July until September 

Told from our other thistles by its very spiney leaves and large flower head, it  favours grassland and flowers from July until September.

Another member of the Geranium family, this one has distinctive leaves and flowers from May until September.

Not very common in the valley but the colour of its flowers makes this plant unmistakeable. It has a fairly short flowering season; June until August.

This distinctive annual flowers from May until September and spreads very easily

A scrambling hedgerow shrub that flowers in June and July and produces bright red, egg-shaped, hips.

This vetch produces flowers from April until September, either singly or in pairs. It grows in grassland or hedgerows.

This common hedgerow plant has a very long flowering season; from March until October

This tall plant is very common across the Park and flowers from July until September.

Found in dry, grassy places and along the coast path, this quite short plant flowers from June until September.