Brickfields Country Park Plantlife

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Of the current total of 648 species that have been found in Brickfields Country Park, 22 are Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) species (2 plants, 4 birds, 1 animal and 15 invertebrates). We also have a possible four more Biodiversity Action Plan species that we are still researching before adding to our lists. There are a further 25 species that are unidentified in four groups that can be seen from this link.

Information Key -
D = data, I = image, S = sound, V = video, P = poisonous, T = toxic. New image symbol denotes a new entry in the list, A Biodiversity Action Plan species = Biodiversity Action Plan species.

All photographs in the species pages are copyrighted, the respective owner must be contacted before any are used for any purpose.

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Aquatic See also - Fungi \| Trees and Shrubs \| Plants \| Invasive[top]
	Common name	Species	Key
	Algae	varied	D I T
	Blunt Leaved Pond Weed	Potamogeton obtusifolius	D I
	Bogbean	Menyanthes trifoliata	D I
	Branched Bur–reed	Sparganium erectum	D I
	Broad Leaved Pond Weed	Potamogeton natans	D I
	Bulrush	Typha latifolia	D I
	Curly–leaf pondweed	Potamogeton crispus	D I
	Common - Common Duckweed	Lemma minor	D I
	Common - Common Hornwort	Ceratophyllum demersum	D I
	Common - Common Reed	Phragmites Australis	D I
	Intermediate Water Starwort	Callitriche hamulata	D I
	Waterlily - White Waterlily	Nymphaea alba	D I
	Waterlily - Yellow Waterlily	Nymphaea lutea	D I
	Water Mint	Mentha aquatica	D I
	Yellow Flag Iris	Iris pseudacorus	D I

Fungi, Lichens, Liverworts & Slime moulds See also - Aquatic \| Trees and Shrubs \| Plants \| Invasive[top]
	Common name	Species	Key
	Fungi - Alder Bracket	Inonotus radiatus	D I
	Fungi - Amber Jelly	Exidia recisa	D I
	Fungi - Beefsteak	Fistulina hepatica	D I
	Fungi - Black Bulgar	Bulgaria inquinans	D I
	Fungi - Blushing Wood	Agaricus silvaticus	D I
	Fungi - Candlesnuff	Xylaria hypoxylon	D I P
	Fungi - Chicken of the Woods	Laetiporus sulphureus	D I
	Fungi - Clouded Agaric	Clitocybe nebularis	D I T
	Fungi - Clustered Brittlestem	Psathyrella multipedata	D I
	Fungi - Collared Earthstar	Geastrum triplex	D I P
	Fungi - Common Bonnet	Mycena Galericulata	D I
	Fungi - Common Earthball	Scleroderma citrinum	D I T
	Fungi - Common Inkcap	Coprinopsis atramentaria	D I P
	Fungi - Coral Mushroom	Artomyces pyxidatus	D I
	Fungi - Fairy Inkcap	Coprinus disseminatus	D I
	Fungi - Fairy rings	Marasmiaceae	D I
	Fungi - Fiber Cap	Inocybe nitidiuscula	D I T
	Fungi - Fried Chicken Mushroom	Lyophyllum decastes	D I
	Fungi - Funeral Bell	Galerina marginata	D I P
	Fungi - Glistening Inkcap	Coprinellus micaceus	D I
	Fungi - Hare's foot Inkcap	Coprinopsis lagopus	D I P
	Fungi - Honey fungus	Armillaria mellea	D I T
	Fungi - Jelly Ear	Auricularia auricula–judae	D I
	Fungi - King Alfred's cakes	Daldinia concentrica	D I
	Fungi - Lacquered Bracket	Ganoderma lucidum	D I
	Fungi - Oak Maze–gill	Daedalea quercina	D I P
	Fungi - Oysterling ssp.	Crepidotus ssp.	D I
	Fungi - Patriotic Bolete	Boletus patrioticus	D I
	Fungi - Phomopsis spp.	Phomopsis spp.	D I
	Fungi - Pink Bubble	Capitulum plasticus ssp. rosaea	D I T
	Fungi - Root Rot	Heterobasidion annosum	D I
	Fungi - Rosy Bonnet	Mycena rosea	D I T
	Fungi - Saffron Milk Cap	Lactarius deliciosus	D I
	Fungi - Scarlet Elf Cap	Sarcoscypha coccinea	D I
	Fungi - Shaggy Inkcap	Coprinus comatus	D I
	Fungi - Shaggy Parasol	Chlorophyllum rhacodes	D I T
	Fungi - Silverleaf	Chondrostereum purpureum	D I
	Fungi - St. Georges Mushroom	Calocybe Gambosa	D I
	Fungi - Sulphur Tuft	Hypholoma fasciculare	D I P
	Fungi - The Goblet	Chondrostereum purpureum	D I T
	Fungi - Turkeytail	Trametes versicolor	D I
	Fungi - Velvet Shank	Flammulina velutipes	D I
	Fungi - Velvet Shield	Pluteus umbrosus	D I
	Fungi - White Saddle	Helvella crispa	D I T
	Fungi - Willow rust	Melampsora spp.	D I
	Fungi - Wood Blewit	Clitocybe nuda	D I
	Fungi - Yellowing Curtain Crust	Stereum subtomentosum	D I
	Lichens - Aspicilia contorta	Aspicilia contorta	D I
	Lichens - Caloplaca flavescens	Caloplaca flavescens	D I
	Lichens - Candelariella aurella	Candelariella aurella	D I
	Lichens - Oakmoss Lichen	Evernia prunastri	D I P T
	Lichens - Flavoparmelia caperata	Flavoparmelia caperata	D I
	Lichens - Hypotrachyna revoluta	Hypotrachyna revoluta	D I
	Lichens - Lecanora campestris	Lecanora campestris	D I
	Lichens - Lecanora chlarotera	Lecanora chlarotera	D I
	Lichens - Lecanora muralis	Lecanora muralis	D I
	Lichens - Lecanora symmicta	Lecanora symmicta	D I
	Lichens - Lecidella elaeochroma	Lecidella elaeochroma	D I
	Lichens - Lepraria incana	Lepraria incana	D I
	Lichens - Melanelixia fuliginosa	Melanelixia fuliginosa	D I
	Lichens - Parmelia sulcata	Parmelia sulcata	D I
	Lichens - Parmotrema perlatum	Parmotrema perlatum	D I
	Lichens - Phaeophyscia orbicularis	Phaeophyscia orbicularis	D I
	Lichens - Physcia adscendens	Physcia adscendens	D I
	Lichens - Physcia tenella	Physcia tenella	D I
	Lichens - Physconia grisea	Physconia grisea	D I
	Lichens - Ramalina farinacea	Ramalina farinacea	D I
	Lichens - Xanthoria calcicola	Xanthoria calcicola	D I
	Lichens - Xanthoria elegans	Xanthoria elegans	D I
	Lichens - Xanthoria parietina	Xanthoria parietina	D I
	Liverwort - Frullania dilatata	Frullania dilatata	D I
	Wolf's Milk slime mould	Lycogala epidendrum	D I

Trees & Shrubs See also - Aquatic \| Fungi \| Plants \| Invasive[top]
	Common name	Species	Key
	Alder - Alder	Alnus Glutinosa	D I
	Alder - Green	Alnus viridis	D I
	Alder -	Alnus incana	D I
	Alder - Italian	Alnus cordata	D I
	Apple - Domestic	Malus pumila	D I T
	Ash - Common	Fraxinus excelsior	D I
	Ash - Raywood	Fraxinus angustifolia var. Raywood	D I
	Beech	Fagus sylvatica	D I
	Berberis	Berberis sp.	D I P
	Birch - Paper	Betula papyrifera	D I
	Birch - Silver	Betula pendula	D I
	Blackthorn	Prunus spinosa	D I
	Broad leaved Cockspur Thorn	Crataegus x persimilis	D I
	Broad Leaved Lime	Tilia platyphyllos x cordata	D I
	Broom	Cytisus scoparius	D I P
	Buddleia	Buddleia davidii	D I
	Cherry Laurel	Prunus laurocerasus	D I P
	Cotoneaster	Cotoneaster pannosa	D I
	Dogwood	Cornus sanguinea	D I T
	Crab Apple - type	Malus sylvestris	D I T
	Crab Apple - var. Golden Hornet	Malus var. calocarpa	D I T
	Crab Apple - Siberian Crab Apple	Malus Baccata var. Mandshurica	D I T
	Dogwood - alternate leaved	Cornus alternifolia	D I
	European Mistletoe	Viscum album	D I P
	Field Rose	Rosa arvensis	D I
	Forsythia	Forsythia suspensa	D I
	Gooseberry	Ribes uva–crispa	D I
	Gorse	Ulex europaeus	D I
	Elm - English Elm	Ulmus procera	D I
	Elm - Japanese Elm	Ulmus davidiana var. japonica	D I
	Hawthorn - Common	Crataegus monogyna	D I
	Hawthorn - Midland	Crataegus laevigata	D I
	Hazel	Corylus avellana	D I
	Holly	Ilex aquifolium	D I P
	Honeysuckle - Honeysuckle	Lonicera periclymenum	D I P
	Honeysuckle - Wilson's	Lonicera nitida	D I T
	Common Hornbeam	Carpinus betulus	D I
	Horse Chestnut	Aesculus hippocastanum	D I P
	Ivy - Common	Hedera helix	D I P
	Ivy - Variegated - var. Caecillia	Hedera helix var. Caecillia	D I P
	Laburnum	Laburnum anagyroides	D I P
	Leather Leaf Viburnum	Viburnum rhytidophyllum	D I T
	Leyland Cypress	Cupressocyparis x leylandii	D I T
	Mahonia	Berberidaceae	D I
	Maple - Field	Acer campestre	D I
	Maple - Norway maple	Acer platanoides	D I
	Maple - Silver	Acer saccharinum	D I
	Maple - Sycamore	Acer pseudoplatanus	D I
	Mock Orange	Philadelphus ssp.	D I
	Oak - English	Quercus robur	D I
	Oak - Holm oak	Quercus ilex	D I P
	Oak - Sessile	Quercus petraea	D I
	Oak - Turkey	Quercus cerris	D I
	Plum - Cherry Plum	Prunus cerasifera var. cerasifera	D I
	Plum - Damson	Prunus domestica	D I
	Plum - Greengage	Prunus domestica ssp. italica	D I
	Plum - Victoria Plum	Prunus domestica ssp. Victoria	D I
	Plum - White Bullace (Green Damson)	Prunus domestica ssp. insititia	D I
	Poplar - Hybrid "Marilandica"	Populus x canadensis	D I
	Poplar - White	Populus alba	D I
	Privet	Ligustrum vulgare	D I P
	Pyracantha	Pyracantha coccinea	D I
	Quince	Cydonia oblonga	D I P
	Raspberry	Rubus idaeus	D I
	Red Flowering Currant	Ribes Sanguineum	D I
	Rhododendron	Rhododendron ponticum	D I P
	Rowan	Sorbus aucuparia	D I
	Snowberry	Symphoricarpos albus	D I P
	Sweet Briar	Rosa rubiginosa	D I
	Tree of Heaven	Ailanthus altissima	D I
	Western Red Cedar	Thuja plicata	D I
	Whitebeam	Sorbus aria	D I
	Wild Cherry	Prunus avium	D I P
	Wild (dog) rose	Rosa canina	D I
	Willow - Crack	Salix fragilis	D I
	Willow - Goat	Salix caprea ssp. caprea	D I
	Willow - Grey	Salix cinerea ssp. oleifolia	D I
	Willow - Osier	Salix viminalis	D I
	Willow - Weeping	Salix babylonica	D I
	Willow - White	Salix alba	D I
	Yew	Taxus baccata	D I P

Plants See also - Aquatic \| Fungi \| Trees and Shrubs \| Invasive[top]
	Common name	Species	Key
	Alfalfa, Lucerne	Medicago sativa	D I
	Annual Baby's–breath	Gypsophila elegans	D I T
	Aster - New York Aster	Aster novi–belgii	D I
	Aster - Mexican	Cosmos bipinnatus	D I
	Astilbe	Astilbe spp.	D I
	Beaked Hawk's–beard	Crepis vesicaria ssp. taraxacifolia	D I
	Birdsfoot Trefoil	Lotus corniculatus	D I
	Bittercress - Hairy	Cardamine hirsuta	D I
	Bittercress - Wavy	Cardamine flexuosa	D I
	Black Horehound	Ballota nigra	D I
	Bluebell hybrid	Hyacinthoides x massartiana	D I P
	Bramble	Rubus fruiticosus agg	D I
	Bristly Oxtongue	Picris echioides	D I
	Bugloss - Vipers' bugloss	Echium vulgare	D I T
	Bugloss - Purple Viper's–bugloss	Echium plantagineum	D I T
	Buttercup - Bulbous	Ranunculus bulbosus	D I P
	Buttercup - Celery–leaved	Ranunculus sceleratus	D I P
	Buttercup - Creeping	Ranunculus repens	D I P
	Buttercup - Meadow	Ranunculus acris	D I P
	Campion - Red campion	Silene dioica	D I
	Campion - White	Silene Latifolia	D I
	Chickweed	Stellaria media	D I
	Chives	Allium schoenoprasum	D I
	Clover - Red	Trifolium trifolium pratense	D I
	Clover - White	Trifolium repens	D I
	Colt's foot	Tussilago farfara	D I
	Columbine	Aquilegia vulgaris	D I P
	Common - Marigold	Calendula officinalis	D I
	Common - Sainfoin	Onobrychis viciifolia	D I
	Common - Spotted Orchid	Dactylorhiza fuchsii	D I
	Chamomile - Corn Chamomile	Anthemis arvensis	D I
	Chamomile - Roman	Chamaemelum nobile	D I
	Corn Cockle	Agrostemma githago	D I P
	Cornflower	Agrostemma githago	D I
	Corn Marigold	Glebionis segetum	D I
	Cow Parsley	Anthriscus sylvestris	D I
	Creeping - Cinquefoil	Potentilla reptans	D I
	Creeping - Jenny	Lysimachia nummularia	D I P
	Crocosmia, Montbretia	Crocosmia spp.	D I
	Crocus	Crocus vernus.	D I P
	Cuckoo flower	Cardamine pratensis	D I
	Cyclamen	Cyclamen hederaefolium	D I P
	Daffodil	Narcissus pseudonarcissus	D I P
	Daisy - Common	Bellis perennis	D I
	Daisy - Oxeye	Leucanthemum vulgare	D I
	Dandelion	Taraxacum officinale	D I
	Dock - Broad Leaved Dock	Rumex obtusifolius	D I
	Dock - Clustered Dock	Rumex conglomeratus	D I
	Dock - Curled Dock	Rumex crispus	D I
	Dock - Wood Dock	Rumex sanguineus var. viridis	D I
	Fern - Hart's–tongue	Asplenium scolopendrium	D I
	Fern - Male	Dryopteris filix–mas agg.	D I P
	Fern - Soft shield	Polystichum setiferum	D I
	Feverfew	Tanacetum parthenium	D I T
	Fiddleneck	Phacelia tanacetifolia	D I
	Field Chickweed	Cerastium arvense	D I
	Field Madder	Sherardia arvensis	D I
	Fools Watercress	Apium nodiflorum	D I
	Foxglove	Digitalis purpurea	D I P
	Flax - Flax (linseed)	Linum usitatissimum	D I
	Flax - Scarlet Flax	Linum Grandiflorum	D I
	Geranium - Bloody Cranesbill	Geranium sanguineum	D I
	Geranium - Cut–leaved Cranesbill	Geranium dissectum	D I
	Geranium - Dove's–foot Cranesbill	Geranium molle	D I
	Geranium - Herb Robert	Geranium robertianum	D I
	Geranium - Shining Cranesbill	Geranium lucidum	D I
	Geranium - Small flowered	Geranium pusillum	D I
	Geranium - Cranesbill - x oxonianum	Geranium x oxonianum spp. Hollywood	D I
	Golden tickseed	Coreopsis tinctoria	D I
	Grape - ssp.	Vitis ssp.	D I
	Grape - Hyacinth	Muscari armeniacum	D I
	Goat's Beard	Tragopogon pratensis	D I
	Goosegrass	Galium aparine	D I
	Grass - Annual Meadow Grass	Poa annua	D I
	Grass - Bamboo ssp.	ssp.	D I T
	Grass - Barren Brome	Anisantha sterilis	D I
	Grass - Barley	Hordeum vulgare	D I
	Grass - Canary	Phalaris canariensis	D I
	Grass - Cocksfoot	Dactylis glomerata	D I
	Grass - Common Bent	Agrostis capillaris	D I
	Grass - Common Meadow Grass	Poa pratensis	D I
	Grass - Couch	Elymus repens	D I
	Grass - Creeping Bent	Agrostis stolonifera	D I
	Grass - False Brome	Brachypodium sylvaticum	D I
	Grass - False Fox Sedge	Carex otrubae	D I
	Grass - False Oat Grass	Arrhenatherum elatius	D I
	Grass - Flote Grass	Glyceria fluitans	D I
	Grass - Gardeners Garters	Phalaris Arundinacea	D I
	Grass - Grey Sedge	Carex divulsa ssp. divulsa	D
	Grass - Hairy Brome	Bromopsis ramosa	D I
	Grass - Hairy Sedge	Carex hirta	D I
	Grass - Pendulous Sedge	Carex pendula	D I
	Grass - Perennial Ryegrass	Lolium perenne	D I
	Grass - Red fescue	Festuca rubra	D I
	Grass - Rough Meadow	Poa trivialis	D I
	Grass - Sharp Rush	Juncus acutus	D I
	Grass - Soft Brome	Bromus hordeaceus ssp. hordeaceus	D I
	Grass - Soft Rush	Juncus effusus	D I
	Grass - Spiked Sedge	Carex spicata	D I
	Grass - Toad Rush	Juncus bufonius	D I
	Grass - Yorkshire Fog	Holcus lanatus	D I
	Grass - Wall Barley	Ordeum murinum	D I
	Grass - Wood Melick	Melica uniflora	D I
	Greater Periwinkle	Vinca major	D I P
	Green Alkanet	Pentaglottis sempervirens	D I
	Ground - Elder	Aegopodium podagraria	D I
	Ground - Ivy	Glechoma hederacea	D I T
	Groundsel	Senecio vulgaris ssp. vulgaris	D I P
	Gypsywort	Lycopus europaeus	D I
	Hairy Cat's Ear	Hypochaeris radicata	D I
	Hedge Bindweed	Calystegia sepium	D I
	Hedge Woundwort	Stachys sylvatica	D I
	Hogweed	Heracleum sphondylium	D I P
	Hop	Humulus lupulus	D I
	Horseradish	Armoracia rusticana	D I
	Horsetail - Field	Equisetum arvense	D I
	Horsetail - Great	Equisetum telmateia	D I T
	Hosta - 'Blue Moon'	'Blue Moon'	D I T
	Knapweed	Centaurea nigra agg.	D I
	Knotgrass	Polygonum aviculare	D I
	Lesser - Burdock	Arctium minus	D I
	Lesser - Celandine	Ficaria verna	D I T
	Lesser - Hawkbit	Leontodon taraxacoides	D I
	Lesser - Swine–cress	Lepidium didymum	D I
	Lesser - Trefoil	Trifolium dubium	D I
	Loddon Lily	Leucojum aestivum	D I
	Loosestrife - Purple	Lythrum salicaria	D I
	Loosestrife - Yellow	Lysimachia vulgaris	D I
	Lords & Ladies	Arum maculatum	D I P
	Mallow - Common Mallow	Malva sylvestris	D I
	Mallow - Mallow (Cheeseweed)	Malva parviflora	D I
	Marsh - Marigold	Caltha palustris	D I
	Marsh - Woundwort	Stachys palustris	D I
	Marvel of Peru	Mirabilis jalapa	D I P T
	Meadowsweet	Filipendula ulmaria	D I
	Medic - Black	Medicago lupulina	D I
	Medic - Red Spotted	Medicago arabica	D I
	Mexican Fleabane	Erigeron karvinskianus	D I
	Moss - Bryum	Bryum capillare	D I
	Moss - Common Feather	Kindbergia praelonga	D I
	Moss - Cypress Leaved Plait	Hypnum cupressiforme	D I
	Moss - Grey Cushioned Grimmia	Grimmia pulvinata	D I
	Moss - Haircap	Polytrichum commune	D I
	Moss - Feather	Homalothecium sericeum	D I
	Moss - Rough Stalked Feather	Brachythecium rutabulum	D I
	Mouse Ear - Clustered Mouse Ear	Cerastium glomeratum	D I
	Mouse Ear - Common - Mouse Ear	Cerastium fontanum	D I
	Mugwort	Artemisia vulgaris	D I
	Mustard - Garlic Mustard	Alliaria petiolata	D I
	Mustard - Hedge Mustard	Barbarea vulgaris	D I
	Mustard - Wild Mustard (Charlock)	Sinapis arvensis	D I
	Nettle - Red Dead–nettle	Lamium purpureum	D I
	Nettle - Stinging	Urtica dioica	D I T
	Nettle - White Dead–nettle	Lamium album	D I
	Nightshade - Deadly Nightshade	Atropa belladonna	D I P
	Nightshade - Enchanter's Nightshade	Circaea lutetiana	D I
	Nightshade - Woody Nightshade	Solanum dulcamara	D I P
	Nipplewort	Lapsana communis	D I
	Oilseed Rape	Brassica napus	D I
	Peony	Paeonia	D I
	Petty Spurge	Euphorbia peplus	D I P
	Pheasant’s Eye	Adonis annua	D I P
	Pineapple Weed	Matricaria discoidea	D I
	Plantain - Broad Leaf	Plantago major ssp. major	D I
	Plantain - Buck's–horn	Plantago coronopus	D I
	Plantain - Ribwort	Plantago lanceolata	D I
	Plantain - Water	Alisma plantago–aquatica	D I
	Poppy - California	Eschscholzia californica	D I P
	Poppy - Common	Papaver rhoeas	D I P
	Poppy - Icelandic Poppy	Papaver nudicaule	D I P
	Prickly Lettuce	Lactuca serriola	D I
	Primrose	Primula vulgaris	D I
	Purple Toadflax	Linaria purpurea	D I P
	Ragwort - Common	Jacobaea vulgaris	D I P
	Ragwort - Oxford	Senecio squalidus	D I P
	Red Bartsia	Odontites vernus	D I
	Russian Comfrey	Symphytum x uplandicum	D I T
	Scarlet Pimpernel	Anagallis arvensis ssp. arvensis	D I T
	Sedum - var. Autumn Joy	Crassulaceae var. Autumn Joy	D I T
	Selfheal	Prunella vulgaris	D I
	Shepherd's–purse	Capsella bursa–pastoris	D I
	Siberian Squill	Scilla bifolia	D I P
	Silverweed	Potentilla anserina	D I
	Snowdrop	Galanthus nivalis	D I P
	Sorrel	Rumex acetosa	D I P
	Speedwell - Common Field	Veronica persica	D I
	Speedwell - Ivy Leaved	Veronica hederifolia	D I
	Speedwell - Thyme–leaved	Veronica serpyllifolia	D I
	Speedwell - Germander	Veronica chamaedrys	D I
	Speedwell - Wall	Veronica arvensis	D I
	Star of Bethlehem	Ornithogalum umbellatum	D I P
	Stitchwort - Greater	Stellaria holostea	D I
	Stitchwort - Lesser	Stellaria graminea	D I
	St John's Wort - Great St John's Wort	Hypericum calycinum	D I P
	St John's Wort - Perforate	Hypericum perforatum	D I
	Sunflower	Helianthus annuus	D I
	Tall Meliot	Melilotus altissimus	D I
	Tall Tutsan	Hypericum androsaemum x H. hircinum	D I T
	Tansy	Tanacetum vulgaris	D I P
	Teasel	Dipsacus fullonium	D I
	Thistle - Creeping	Cirsium arvense	D I
	Thistle - Smooth Sow	Sonchus oleraceus	D I
	Thistle - Spear	Cirsium vulgare	D I
	Tomato	Solanum lycopersicum	D I
	Trifid Bur–Marigold	Bidens tripartita	D I
	Upright Hedge–parsley	Torilis japonica	D I
	Vetch - Bush	Vicia sepium	D I T
	Vetch - Common	Vicia sativa	D I
	Vetch - Tufted	Vicia cracca	D I
	Violet - Dog	Viola riviniana	D I
	Violet - Hairy	Viola hirta	D I T
	Violet - Sweet	Viola odorata	D I T
	Water Avens	Geum rivale	D I
	Water Forget–me–not	Myosotis scorpioides	D I
	Wild Carrot	Daucus carota	D I
	Wild Celery	Apium graveolens	D I T
	Willowherb - Great Willowherb	Epilobium hirsutum	D I
	Willowherb - Broad–leaved	Epilobium montanum	D I
	Winter Heliotrope	Petasites fragrans	D I
	Wood - Avens	Geum urbanum	D I
	Wood - Forget–me–not	Myosotis sylvatica	D I
	Wood - Sorrel	Oxalis Acetosella	D I
	Wormwood	Artemisia absinthium	D I P
	Yarrow	Achillea millefolium	D I
	Yellow - Archangel	Lamium (Lamiastrum) galeobdolon	D I
	Yellow - Hawkweed	Hieracium praealtum	D I
	Zinia	Zinnia elegans	D I

Invasive See also - Aquatic \| Fungi \| Trees and Shrubs \| Plants[top]
The following invasive species have been eradicated from the park in the last few years, contact F.B.C.P. if you also have a problem with them and require further information.
	Common name	Species	Key
	Canada Pond Weed	Elodea canadensis	D I
	Japanese Knotweed	Reynoutria japonica	D I

Please do not introduce or remove any wildlife in the environment, besides being illegal, some introduced species could become widespread and threaten our own native species, as the Grey Squirrel has done to the Red Squirrel.