Long Mead Farm and Local Wildlife Site
  Long Mead County Wildlife Site
  • Long Mead
    • The Farm
    • Our Habitats >
      • The hay meadow
      • The orchard >
        • Find the stories of the orchard trees
      • The river and reed bed
      • The fuel copse
    • Our plants
    • Collaborations
    • Long Mead Foundation
  • THAMES VALLEY WILDFLOWER MEADOW RESTORATION PROJECT
    • Meadow Restoration: step by step
  • Research
    • Soil Carbon
    • Invertebrate Diversity
    • Botanical Surveys
    • Wildlife surveys >
      • Enter records
      • Map of Records
  • Outreach
    • Care Farming
    • NATURE RECOVERY NETWORK
    • Schools >
      • Schools Nature Recovery Network
      • School Visits
      • Teacher's resources >
        • Long Mead and the National Curriculum
        • Long Mead and History >
          • Famous Eynsham Apple Growers
          • Water meadows in history
          • Long Mead and River Thames before Tudor times
          • Swinford Toll Bridge and highwaymen: Tom, Dick and Harry
          • The Thames at Long Mead in literature
          • Risk Assessment of Long Mead
          • The Countryside Code
    • Worshops/Training >
      • Meadow Restoration
      • Teachers Workshops
      • Hedge-laying
      • Community Meadows
      • Art and Science

Flowering Plants

Adder's tongue fern
Amphibious bistort
Autumn hawkbit
Birdsfoot trefoil
Black medick
Bristly oxtongue
Broad-leaved dock
Bulbous buttercup
Cat's-ear
Common comfrey
Common knapweed
Common meadow-rue
Common mouse-ear
Common nettle
Common sorrel
Cowslip
Creeping buttercup
Creeping cinquefoil
Creeping Jenny
Creeping thistle
Curled dock
Cut-leaved Crane's-bill
Daisy
Dandelion
Devil's-bit scabious
Dog rose
Early marsh-orchid
Field horsetail
Fool's watercress
Goats-beard
Great burnet
Great willowherb
Greater plantain
Gypsywort
Hedge bindweed
Hemlock water-dropwort
Hoary plantain
Hogweed
Lady's bedstraw
Lady's smock
Marsh-bedstraw
Marsh horsetail
Marsh marigold
Marsh woundwort
Meadow buttercup
Meadow vetchling
Meadowsweet
Oxeye daisy
Pepper saxifrage
Prickly lettuce
Prickly sow-thistle
Purple-loosestrife
Ragged robin
Red clover
Ribwort plantain
Rough hawkbit
Scented mayweed
Selfheal
Silverweed
Smaller cat's-tail
Sneezewort
Spear thistle
Thyme-leaved speedwell
Tufted vetch
Water dock
Water forget-me-not
Water mint
White clover
Wild angelica
Wild cabbage
Wild onion
Wild teasel
Yellow iris
Yellow rattle
Yellow water-lily

Grasses

Annual meadow-grass
Black bent
Cock's-foot
Common bent
Common couch
Creeping bent
Crested dog's-tail
Crested hair-grass
False oat-grass
Knotgrass
Marsh Arrowgrass
Marsh foxtail
Meadow barley
Meadow brome
Meadow fescue
Meadow foxtail
Perennial rye-grass
Quaking-grass
Red fescue
Reed canary-grass
Rough meadow-grass
Smooth brome
Smooth meadow-grass
Sweet vernal grass
Tall fescue
Timothy
Tufted hair-grass
Upright brome
Yellow oat-grass
Yorkshire-fog

Rushes and sedges

Branched bur-reed
Brown sedge
Carnation sedge
Common club-rush
Common reed
Common sedge
Common spike-rush
Glaucous sedge
Greater pond-sedge
Hairy sedge
Hard rush
Jointed rush
Lesser pond-sedge
Reed sweet-grass
Slender tufted-sedge

Mosses

Common feather-moss
Pointed spear-moss
Rough-stalked feather-moss
Yellow starry feather-moss

Contact; Catriona Bass                               

EMAIL LONGMEAD.COUNTYWILDLIFESITE@GMAIL.COM

LONG MEAD FOUNDATION (Charity number 1196294): Email longmeadfoundation@gmail.com
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