Combe Valley Countryside Park

The largest of our 'daisies' it has a long flowering season, from May until September, and is very prolific.

Forming carpets of white in some of our woods where it flowers from March until May.

Found in hedgerows, its flowering season is relatively short; April until June.

Yarrow can be found flowering in meadows and hedgerows from June right throungh until November.

A fairly low-growing plant whose leaves usually have distinctive white marks. Flowers from May until October.

Hedge Bindweed is a very common climber which flowers from June until September. Large Bindweed, which can also be found is similar.

One of two plantains that are very common, the other is Greater Plantain which has longer flower heads. It flowers from May until July.

Meadowsweet produces distinctive creamy-white sprays of flowers from June until September. It grows indamp meadows and along stream edges.

A very common plant found in open woodland and in hedges. Its flowers, with 5 notched petals, can be seen from April until June.

The flowers of Lesser Stichwort are smaller with more deeply divided petals and appear between May and August.

The small, delicate, flowers appear between June and August. It is a woodland plant that grows well along the old railway track.

One of the easiest umbelifers to identify as it usually has a central flower which is red or purple. Flowers from June until September on rough grassland.

Flowering from April until June this flower with distinctive trifoliate leaves is an indicator of ancient woodland and hedges.

The flowers, in spherical terminal clusters, appear in April and May. The plant often forms a carpet in damp woodland.