Wildflowers for 2010

Look around the Meadow and you will see plenty of flowers.  Many are naturally occurring, and many are planted by a group of dedicated volunteers (you can be one too!).

Here is the plan for the wildflower plantings in 2010:
Aconitum napellus – Monkshood
Aquilegia vulgaris – Wild Columbine
Barbarea vulgaris – Yellowcress
Campanula rapunculoides – Creeping Bellflower
Campanula trachelium – Nettle leaved bellflower
Cichorium intybus – Chicory
Cynoglossum officinale – Hounds Tongue
Digitalis purpurea – Foxglove
Echium vulgare – Viper’s bugloss
Fritillaria meleagris – Fritillary
Geranium pratense – Meadow Cranesbill
Hesperis matronalis – Sweet Rocket
Isatis tinctoria – Woad
Lathyrus pratensis – Meadow vetchling
Leucojum aestivum – Summer snowflake
Linaria purpurea – Purple Toadflax
Linaria repens – Pale Toadflax
Lychnis flos cuculi – Ragged Robin
Lysimachia vulgaris – Yellow Loosestrife
Malva moschata – Musk mallow
Medicago sativa – Lucerne
Oenothera glazioviana – Evening primrose
Oenothera stricta – Evening primrose
Onobrychis viccifolia – Sainfoin
Ononis spinosa – Spiny rest harrow
Petasites hybridus – Butterburr
Polemonium caeruleum – Jacobs Ladder
Primula elatior – Oxlip
Primula veris – Cowslip
Ranunculus acris – Meadow Buttercup
Rhinanthus minor – Yellow rattle
Salvia pratensis – Meadow Clary
Silene dioica – Red campion
Sinapis arvensis – Charlock
Stachys palustris – Marsh woundwort
Succisa pratensis – Devils Bit Scabious
Verbascum species
Vicia cracca – Tufted vetch