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The Flora of Rushcliffe (and Nottinghamshire)

A Simplified Checklist of Nottinghamshire Vascular Plants is now available

A winter guide to Rushcliffe ferns

The data below has been compiled from the following resources:

• The BSBI Nottinghamshire Vice County Census Catalogue for post 1970 records. (http://www.botanicalkeys.co.uk/flora/vccc/findvcccplant.asp)
• A Flora of Nottinghamshire; Howitt RCL & Howitt BM; Published Privately; 1963 (H&H)
• BSBI County Recorder "List of Common and Less Common Species" supplied by David Wood. (DW)
• Notts Rare Plant Register. Wood DG & Woods M. BSBI/Nottingham City Council. 1st Ed. (NRPR)

Where none of the above helps with the status in Notts, I have abstracted data from the Online Atlas of British & Irish Flora which at least elucidates the habitat types and this is contained in parentheses. Consult this website for a clearer picture of distribution.

In general the data refers to Nottinghamshire because my botanical knowledge prevents me from making it prescriptive to Rushcliffe, though locations (where given) are mostly in Rushcliffe.

I am not qualified to compile a county flora and I have not attempted to do anything more than draw together existing data. I have done it as much for my own benefit as anyone elses because I wanted a starting point to take my interest in botany to a higher level. I hope others will find it useful for this purpose too.

For an insight into the influence of the geology of the county influences the distribution of the flora, see Howitt & Howitt or The Nottinghamshire Rare Plants Register where the map of superficial deposits greatly clarifies the simplified concept of the four divisions - especially in Div IV.

Nat = Native; Arc = Archaeotype; Neo = Neophyte; Cas = Casual;

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Origin	Common Name	Scientific Name	Status in Nottinghamshire
Lycopodiaceae - Clubmoss Family
Nat	Stagshorn Clubmoss	Lycopodium clavatum	Heaths. Now v rare. Div II. (H&H). Nr Ollerton in 1990's
Equisetaceae - Horsetail Family
Nat	Field Horsetail	Equisetum arvense	Arable land, wet meadows, waste ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Water Horsetail	Equisetum fluviatile	Rivers, canals & other still waters. Common. All divs (H&H)
Nat	Marsh Horsetail	Equisetum palustre	Marshes & bogs. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Wood Horsetail	Equisetum sylvaticum	Woods & shady places, chiefly on the coal measures. Often in large quantity. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Great Horsetail	Equisetum telmateia	Wet woodland & meadows, often around springs. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H). 3x1km squares in Rushcliffe
Neo	Variegated Horsetail	Equisetum variegatum	(Habitats include dune-slacks, river shingle, upland flushes and stony loch-shores. It is a calcicole).
Nat	E. fluviatile x arvense	Equisetum x litorale	(Recorded from open woodland and scrub, pond and lake margins, streams and rivers, canals, ditches, roadsides, open peat on moorland, wet pastures and gravel-pits)
Adiantaceae - Ferns
Neo	Maidenhair Fern	Adiantum capillus-veneris	(Inland records in sheltered warm sites, such as damp mortared walls, railway sidings and canal locks, arise from spores derived from cultivated plants.)
Aspleniaceae - Ferns
Nat	Black Spleenwort	Asplenium adiantum-nigrum	Walls, rocks. Less common than A. trichomanes. All divs. (H&H). 4x1km squares in Rushcliffe
Nat	Wall-rue	Asplenium ruta-muraria	Walls, railway bridges, rocks. The commonest of the three Aspleniaceae. (H&H). In Rushcliffe, known from around Zouch and east of Radcliffe on Trent
Nat	Maidenhair Spleenwort	Asplenium trichomanes subsp. quadrivalens	Old walls & railway bridges.. Local. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). 4x1km squares in Rushcliffe.
Nat	Rustyback	Ceterach officinarum	Walls. Rare. Divs II & III. (H&H). In Rushcliffe, only known from a railway viaduct wall at Stanford on Soar (NRPR)
Athyriaceae - Ferns
Nat	Lady Fern	Athyrium filix-femina	Damp woods esp around springs & streams. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Brittle Bladder Fern	Cystopteris fragilis	Limestone rocks & old walls.. V rare. Divs I & II. (H&H)
Cas	Sensitive Fern	Onoclea sensibilis	(Found in wet woodland, marshy meadows and on lake and river margins. Some colonies are a considerable distance from habitation).
Blechnaceae - Ferns
Nat	Hard Fern	Blechnum spicant	Damp acid heathland & woods. Rare & decreasing. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Dryopteridaceae - Ferns
Nat	Scaly Male Fern	Dryopteris affinis	Woods. In most woods in divs I & II but not v abundant. (H&H). 12x1km squares in Rushcliffe
Nat	Narrow Buckler Fern	Dryopteris carthusiana	Wet woods. Freq except in IV. All divs (H&H)
Nat	Broad Buckler Fern	Dryopteris dilatata	Woods, hedges, walls. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW). 24x1km squares across Rushcliffe.
Nat	Male Fern	Dryopteris filix-mas	Woods, hedges, walls. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Limestone Oak Fern	Gymnocarpium robertianum	(Has become established as a garden escape on walls and culverts). Found in 1x1km square in Rushcliffe, near Tollerton.
Nat	Hard Shield Fern	Polystichum aculeatum	Banks in woods, hedgebanks, dumbles. Widespread but seldom in quantity, All divs. (H&H). 4x1km squares in Rushcliffe.
Nat	Soft Shield Fern	Polystichum setiferum	Damp woodland esp on the waterstones. Rather rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). 19x1km squares in Rushcliffe
Nat	Polystichum aculeatum x setiferum	Polystichum x bicknellii	(A calcicole found in rocky woodlands, gorges, on stream banks and in disused quarries. Often associated with disturbed sites).
Hypolepidaceae - Ferns
Nat	Bracken	Pteridium aquilinum subsp. aquilinum	Woods, heaths, roadsides etc. on light soils. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW). 8x1km squares in Rushcliffe.
Ophioglossaceae - Ferns
Nat	Adderstongue	Ophioglossum vulgatum	Moist meadows & woodland rides. Still fairly freq, less so in div IV. (H&H). Wilwell Cutting. (NP)
Osmundaceae - Ferns
Nat	Royal Fern	Osmunda regalis	Bogs. V rare. All divs. (H&H)
Polypodiaceae - Ferns
Nat	Western Polypody	Polypodium interjectum	(Found in a wide range of habitats such as mortared stone walls, hedge banks and rock exposures).
Nat	Common Polypody	Polypodium vulgare	Rocks, walls & sandy hedgebanks. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H). 1x1km squares in Rushcliffe (Green Line)
Thelypteridaceae - Ferns
Nat	Lemon-scented Fern	Oreopteris limbosperma	Moist woods on sand & waterstones. Rare. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Aspleniaceae - Ferns
Nat	Hartstongue	Asplenium scolopendrium	Limestone woods, clay dumbles & walls. Widespread but never abundant except in div I. All divs. (H&H). 32x1km squares across Rushcliffe.
Azollaceae - Ferns
Neo	Water Fern	Azolla filiculoides	(A floating fern of canals, ditches, ponds and sheltered bays in lakes and rivers).
Pinaceae - Pine Family
Cas	Giant Fir	Abies grandis	(Plantations and estate woodland, and an ornamental in parks, estates and large gardens. Occasionally regenerates from self-sown seed).
Cas	Atlas Cedar	Cedrus atlantica	(Found in parks and large gardens, but rarely regenerates from seed).
Cas	Himalayan Cedar	Cedrus deodara	(Parks, gardens and churchyards. Occasionally regenerates from seed).
Cas	Cedar of Lebanon	Cedrus libani	(Parks and gardens. Abundant seed often ripens, but natural regeneration is unknown).
Cas	European Larch	Larix decidua	Planted for forestry. All divs. (H&H). (Plantations, shelter-belts and parkland.)4x1km squares in Rushcliffe
Cas	Japanese Larch	Larix kaempferi	(Planted mainly as a forestry crop, but is also found in parks and large gardens. Regeneration from seed can be frequent.)
Cas	L. decidua x kaempferi	Larix x marschlinsii	(Plantations and woodland. It is fertile and can back-cross with either parent, and regeneration from seed is frequent).
Cas	Norway Spruce	Picea abies	(Plantations and shelter-belts. Natural regeneration occurs in open ground, in clear-felled areas and on heathland).
Cas	Serbian Spruce	Picea omorika	(Used on a small scale for shelter belts and in plantations, and quite frequently planted in parks).
Cas	Sitka Spruce	Picea sitchensis	(Plantations, especially on wetter ground).
Cas	Lodgepole Pine	Pinus contorta	(Generally grown in more exposed and higher rainfall areas than P. sylvestris).
Neo	Corsican Pine	Pinus nigra subsp. laricio	(Plantations, shelter-belts, parks, churchyards and large gardens, locally becoming naturalised on heaths and sand dunes. Subsp. laricio tolerates a wide range of soils).
Neo	Austrian Pine	Pinus nigra subsp. nigra	Commonly planted esp in div II. Beginning to naturalise. (H&H) Less Common (DW) (Subsp. nigra prefers light soils. Regeneration from seed is frequent).
Cas	Macedonian Pine	Pinus peuce	Occasionally grown in plantations and parks. It is very rare in gardens. Mostly upland.
Neo	Scots Pine	Pinus sylvestris	Poss native in div II. Widespread & completely naturalised. Planted for forestry. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Bhutan Pine	Pinus wallichiana	(Frequently grown in parks and amenity areas. Tolerant of all but very shallow, calcareous soil. Regeneration from seed has been reported).
Cas	Douglas Fir	Pseudotsuga menziesii	(Plantations and policy woodlands, parks and large gardens. Seed production in Britain is erratic, with long gaps between mast years, but natural regeneration occurs fairly widely).
Cas	Western Hemlock	Tsuga heterophylla	Plantations and large gardens. Sometimes regenerates abundantly from seed, but saplings seldom reach maturity).
Taxodiaceae - Redwood Family
Cas	California Redwood	Sequoia sempervirens	(Large gardens and parks. It has not been observed to set seed in Britain but it can produce dense coppice growth when felled).
Cas	Giant Redwood	Sequoiadendron giganteum	(Parks, estates and large gardens, sometimes planted as avenues, and as a specimen tree in lawns; found also in churchyards and occasionally as a roadside tree. It has not been observed to regenerate from seed in Britain).
Cupressaceae - Cypress Family
Cas	Lawson's Cypress	Chamaecyparis lawsoniana	(Parks, gardens, churchyards, and shelter-belts. Frequently regenerates from seed, and plants arise opportunistically on banks, walls and woodland margins). xCupressocyparis leylandii (the notorious fast-growing hedging tree) does not set viable seed. (NP)
Cas	Western Red Cedar	Thuja plicata	(Parks, gardens and plantations, regenerating from seed freely when mature).
Araucariaceae Family
Cas	Monkey-puzzle Tree	Araucaria araucana	(Gardens and parks. Seed is abundantly produced, but the species very rarely regenerates in Britain).
Taxaceae - Yew Family
Nat	Yew	Taxus baccata	Woods, hedges & parkland. Formerly widely planted, now completely naturalised. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Aristolochiaceae - Birthwort Family
Neo	Birthwort	Aristolochia clematitis	(Found as an escape or a relic of cultivation in waste and rough places, often by old abbeys or nunneries, and in churchyards, woods and on grassy banks).
Nymphaeaceae - Water Lily Family
Nat	Yellow Water Lily	Nuphar lutea	Pools, canals and slow streams. Common except Div II. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	White Water Lily	Nymphaea alba subsp. alba	Rivers and pools. Rare. All Divs. (H&H). Common but not as a native. (NRPR)
Ceratophyllaceae - Hornwort Family
Nat	Rigid Hornwort	Ceratophyllum demersum	Ponds, canals large drains. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Ranunculaceae - Buttercup Family
Neo	Monkshood	Aconitum napellus	(Stream banks, damp, open woodland and sometimes in damp meadows, and as aliens on roadsides, waste ground and rubbish tips).
Neo	Hybrid Monkshood	Aconitum x cammarum	(Damp places on a range of soils, usually in shaded sites or in tall vegetation. Habitats include damp roadsides and pastures, waste ground and moist woodland).
Cas	Blue Anemone	Anemone apennina	(Woodland, open scrub, under park trees, in churchyards and near former habitations).
Nat	Wood Anemone	Anemone nemorosa	Woods & shady meadows. C in I & III, less so in II & IV on peaty & drift soils. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Columbine	Aquilegia vulgaris	Limestone woodland. V rare native in div I. Garden escape elsewhere. (H&H) Only considered native at 4 Notts locations. (NRPR). A garden escape in Rushcliffe e.g. Bingham LP. (NP)
Nat	Marsh Marigold	Caltha palustris	Bogs and marshy places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Rare in Rushcliffe and most are believed to be introduced (NP)
Cas	Orange-peel Clematis	Clematis tangutica	(Waste ground, rubbish tips and quarries, and as a relic of cultivation).
Nat	Traveller's Joy	Clematis vitalba	Not uncommon in I and III. (H&H). 7x1km squares in Rushcliffe.
Cas	Larkspur	Consolida ajacis	(Waste ground, rubbish tips and in cultivated fields).
Neo	Winter Aconite	Eranthis hyemalis	Freq garden escape and naturalised. All divs. Langar (H&H)
Cas	Holly-leaved Hellebore	Helleborus argutifolius	(Rocks and in rocky grassland, and as a casual on hedge banks and waste ground).
Neo	Stinking Hellebore	Helleborus foetidus	Ornamental grounds. Rare. Divs I & IV. (H&H). 8x1km squares in Rushcliffe.
Nat	Green Hellebore	Helleborus viridis subsp. occidentalis	Limestone woodland. V rare native in div I. Garden escape elsewhere. Divs I & III
Cas	Love-in-a-mist	Nigella damascena	Rubbish tips. (H&H)
Nat	Meadow Buttercup	Ranunculus acris	Meadows etc. V Common. All Divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Common Water Crowfoot	Ranunculus aquatilis	Water Crowfoots are difficult and sometimes impossible to identify to species but this does seem to be the common one in ponds around Keyworth.(NP)
Arc	Corn Buttercup	Ranunculus arvensis	Cornfields on strong clay. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H). Critically endangered and nationally rare, a population at Thorpe in the Glebe may no longer exist. (NRPR)
Nat	Goldilocks Buttercup	Ranunculus auricomus	Woods & Hedges. Locally Freq. Willoughby, Widmerpool, Wysall (H&H)
Nat	Brackish Water Crowfoot	Ranunculus baudotii	Not in Rushcliffe. (NP)
Nat	Bulbous Buttercup	Ranunculus bulbosus	Meadows etc. V Common. All Divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Fan-leaved Water Crowfoot	Ranunculus circinatus	Deep still waters. Common in canals gravel pits etc. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Lesser Celandine	Ranunculus ficaria subsp. bulbilifer	Woods, hedges & meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H) Typically found in more disturbed habitats than subsp. ficaria. Common (DW)
Nat	Lesser Celandine	Ranunculus ficaria subsp. ficaria	Woods, hedges & meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). This subspecies occurs in less disturbed habitats than subsp. bulbilifer. Common (DW)
Nat	Lesser Spearwort	Ranunculus flammula subsp. flammula	Marshes & bogs. Freq but rarer in IV. (H&H)
Nat	River Water Crowfoot	Ranunculus fluitans	Deeper rivers & streams. Widespread. Less common than calcareus. (H&H)
Nat	Ivy-leaved Crowfoot	Ranunculus hederaceus	Damp, sandy places. Rare except in Div II. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Greater Spearwort	Ranunculus lingua	(Fens and marshes, on ditch, canal and pond edges and in flooded gravel-pits and quarries). Not in Rushcliffe but recorded on Grantham Canal between Harby & Plungar(Leics.) (NP)
Nat	Round-leaved Crowfoot	Ranunculus omiophyllus	(Margins of ponds and ditches, flushes, damp depressions, gateways and tracks in pastures and the sheltered backwaters of rivers. Confined to acidic, mesotrophic or oligotrophic soils). Not recorded in Rushcliffe (NP)
Nat	Small-flowered Buttercup	Ranunculus parviflorus	Dry meadows. V. rare. Clifton Lane, Gotham Hill. (H&H). Scarce eg Gotham hills, Holme Pierrepont, Ratcliffe on Soar. (NRPR)
Nat	Pond Water Crowfoot	Ranunculus peltatus	Ditches & ponds; frequent. All Divs. (H&H)
Nat		Ranunculus penicillatus subsp. Pseudofluitans (=P. calcareus)	Shallower rivers & streams, Common Divs I, II, & III. (H&H)
Nat	Creeping Buttercup	Ranunculus repens	Damp grassland, waste ground etc. A Common weed. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Hairy Buttercup	Ranunculus sardous	Fields & Meadows. Rare. No modern records. Divs III & IV. Barnstone. (H&H). Scarce. Recorded as a casual at Bingham LP (may no longer be present) and in a field at Colston Bassett. (NRPR)
Nat	Celery-leaved Buttercup	Ranunculus sceleratus	Pool sides and marshy places. Common. All Divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Thread-leaved Water Crowfoot	Ranunculus trichophyllus	Ditches & ponds; frequent. All Divs. Bunny Park, Trent Valley. F. crenatus Gluck Widmerpool. (H&H)
Neo	Bastard Cabbage	Rapistrum rugosum subsp. linnaeanum	Dumps, wharfs & waste places. Uncommon. Div I, II & III (H&H) Absent from Rushcliffe? (NP)
Nat	Common Meadow-rue	Thalictrum flavum	Damp meadows and woods. Freq in river valleys of I, II & III. Rare in IV. (H&H)
Neo	Lesser Meadow-rue	Thalictrum minus	(Calcareous or other base-rich habitats where competition is low. It also occurs in other habitats, including churchyards, hedge banks and roadsides, as a garden escape).
Berberidaceae - Berberis Family
Cas		Berberis aggregata	(Naturalised on chalky banks, walls, hedgerows and in woods. Regeneration by seed has not been reported).
Neo	Darwin's Barberry	Berberis darwinii	(Woodland and scrub, on roadsides, hedge banks and walls, and as an occasional relic of cultivation).
Cas	Thunberg's Barberry	Berberis thunbergii	(Woodland, on roadsides, railway banks and waste ground, and by footpaths. Reproduces by seed and is occasionally bird-sown. Can become abundant in suitable habitats).
Neo	Barberry	Berberis vulgaris	Hedges. Widely distributed but uncommon. All divs. Clifton, Holme Pierrepont, Thorpe in the Glebe, Owthorpe, Wysall. (H&H)
Cas	B. darwinii x empetrifolia	Berberis x stenophylla	(Commonly planted in parks and gardens, and occasionally found naturalised on roadsides and in hedges).
Neo	Oregon Grape	Mahonia aquifolium	Widely planted for game cover. All divs. (H&H)
Papaveraceae - Poppy Family
Arc	Greater Celandine	Chelidonium majus	Road sides and hedge banks near houses. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Cas	California Poppy	Eschscholzia californica	Freq as garden escape and on rubbish dumps. All divs. (H&H)
Cas	Yellow-horned Poppy	Glaucium flavum	(Shingle banks and stony beaches. The few inland records are of casual occurrences).
Neo	Welsh Poppy	Meconopsis cambrica	(Grown in gardens and has become naturalised on hedge banks, walls, roadsides and waste ground).
Arc	Prickly Poppy	Papaver argemone	Arable fields on light soils. Formerly locally frequent eg West Leake. (H&H) Occasional. 21 post-2000 monads. Holme Pierrepont is only Rushcliffe site. (NRPR)
Cas	Atlantic Poppy	Papaver atlanticum	(Naturalised on walls, roadsides and waste ground.)
Arc	Long-headed Poppy	Papaver dubium subsp. dubium	Arable fields, roadsides & waste places. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
	Yellow-juiced Poppy	Papaver lecoqii	Found only at Bingham LP but formerly in arable land around Thorpe in the Glebe, Owthorpe and Kinoulton. (NRPR) Found near Tythby and Hickling Pastures in 2016 (NP)
Cas	Oriental Poppy	Papaver pseudoorientale
Arc	Common (Field) Poppy	Papaver rhoeas	Arable fields, roadsides & waste places, Common. (H&H). Common (DW)
Arc	Opium Poppy	Papaver somniferum	Rubbish tips. All Divs. (H&H)
Neo	Yellow Corydalis	Pseudofumaria lutea	(Widely naturalised. Most frequently found rooted into the crevices of old mortared walls, pavements and other masonry, and on brick rubble and stony waste ground. Once established in an area, it can quickly colonise new sites).
Fumariaceae - Fumitory Family
Nat	Common Ramping Fumitory	Fumaria muralis	Uncommon in Notts and known from only two sites in Rushcliffe; Nottm Trent Uni Clifton Campus, Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat	Climbing Corydalis (Fumitory)	Ceratocapnos (Corydalis) claviculata	Damp woods on sand. Rare. Div II. (H&H).
Neo	Bird-in-a-bush	Corydalis solida	(Woodland, hedgerows, churchyards and rough grassland, and on roadsides, river banks and walls. It occurs as a garden escape or throw-out, and often becomes naturalised).
Arc	Common Fumitory	Fumaria officinalis subsp. officinalis	Arable fields, gardens, waste places. V common esp on light soils. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Ulmaceae - Elm Family
Nat	Wych Elm	Ulmus glabra	Woods & hedges. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Small-leaved Elm	Ulmus minor subsp. minor
Nat	Plot's Elm	Ulmus plotii	Hedges. Freq in div III. Divs III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	English Elm	Ulmus procera	Woods & hedges. Previous botanists considered this sp common. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Dutch Elm	Ulmus x hollandica	Hedges. Uncommon. Div III. Two records; Farndon & East Bridgford. (H&H
Nat		Ulmus x vegeta
Cannabaceae - Hemp Family
Cas	Hemp	Cannabis sativa	Rare alien. Rubbish dumps. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Hop	Humulus lupulus	Formerly cultivated esp nr Southwell. Damp hedges, woods & willow holts. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Moraceae - Fig Family
Neo	Fig	Ficus carica	Waste places in towns, river & canal sides. Widespread. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Urticaceae - Nettle Family
Nat	Pellitory of the Wall	Parietaria judaica	Old walls & rocks. Locally freq. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Mind-your-own-business	Soleirolia soleirolii
Nat	Common (Stinging) Nettle	Urtica dioica subsp. dioica	Hedges, woods, waste places. V common. All divs (H&H). Common (DW)
	Stingless (Fen) Nettle	Urtica dioica subsp. galeopsifolia	Recorded at Holme Pit and Shelford Carr
Arc	Small Nettle	Urtica urens	Arable land & waste ground, esp on light soil. Common. All divs.(H&H). Less Common (DW)
Juglandaceae - Walnut Family
Neo	Walnut	Juglans regia	Planted nr houses. Becoming rare. (H&H)
Cas	Caucasian Wingnut	Pterocarya fraxinifolia
Myriaceae - Bog Myrtle Family
Cas	Bog Myrtle	Myrica gale	Boggy woods. V rare. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Fagaceae - Beech Family
Cas	Italian Alder	Alnus cordata	(Roadsides, in town parks and in amenity areas. Seedlings are frequent by pavements and on waste ground.)
Nat	Alder	Alnus glutinosa	Streamsides and wet woods. Common, less so in Div 4
Neo	Grey Alder	Alnus incana	(Widely planted in parks, on roadsides, reclaimed tips and river banks. )
Neo	Sweet Chestnut	Castanea sativa	Woods & hedges. Formerly freq planted esp on light soils. Less common in divs III & IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Beech	Fagus sylvatica	Woods, parks & hedges.Widely planted around country estates esp in Sherwood Forest. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Turkey Oak	Quercus cerris	Widely planted. It regenerates freely. Freq, esp in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Cas	Evergreen Oak	Quercus ilex	Rarely planted & only as an ornamental. (H&H)
Nat	Sessile Oak	Quercus petraea	Woods. Freq on the Sherwood Forest, rare elsewhere. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Pedunculate Oak	Quercus robur	Woods & hedges. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	American Red Oak	Quercus rubra	Increasingly planted, esp on the Sherwood Forest - the plantations are still young. (H&H)
Cas		Quercus x crenata
Nat		Quercus x rosacea
Cas	Noble Beech	Nothofagus obliqua
Betulaceae - Birch Family
Nat	Alder	Alnus glutinosa	Streamsides & wet woods. Common, less so in div IV. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Silver Birch	Betula pendula	Woods & heaths on light soils. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Downy Birch	Betula pubescens subsp. pubescens	Damp woodland on light soils. Local. All divs (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat		Betula x aurata
Neo	Hornbeam	Carpinus betulus	Planted in woods & nr large houses. Not infrequent. Divs II, III & IV. Rempstone. (H&H)
Nat	Hazel	Corylus avellana	Woods & hedges. Common, less so in div II. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Chenopodiaceae - Goosefoot Family
Cas	"Garden Orache"	Atriplex hortensis	Waste places. Rare. Divs III & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Grass-leaved Orache	Atriplex littoralis	Rare casual. Div III. (Nottingham Dump) (H&H)
Nat	Common Orache	Atriplex patula	Arable land & waste places. V common. All divs.(H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Spear-leaved Orache	Atriplex prostrata	Arable land & waste places. V common. All divs.(H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Fat Hen	Chenopodium album	Arable land & waste ground. . V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Arc	Good King Henry	Chenopodium bonus-henricus	Roadsides nr houses. Widespread & well established, though not common. All divs. (H&H). Seriously declined since 1970. 14 Monads but many since lost or vulnerable. (NRPR)
Arc	Oak-leaved Goosefoot	Chenopodium glaucum	Well established along the Trent north of Sutton on Trent. Only discovered in 2006 but probably present long before then. Present in good numbers ner Girton in 2016.
Arc	Fig-leaved Goosefoot	Chenopodium ficifolium	Waste places & arable land. Local. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Cas		Chenopodium giganteum
Arc	Nettle-leaved Goosefoot	Chenopodium murale	Waste places. Rare. Divs I, II & III. Kingston on Soar; Flintham Hall. (H&H). Rare and vulnerable to extinction in Notts, One plant at Wilford. (NRPR)
Cas	"Grey Goosefoot"	Chenopodium opulifolium	Waste places. Rare. Div III. (H&H)
Arc	Many-seeded Goosefoot	Chenopodium polyspermum	Arable land, esp on peat soils.Locally freq. All divs. Bunny; Freq in div IV. (H&H)
Nat	Red Goosefoot	Chenopodium rubrum	Farmyards, pit dumps & a weed on organic soils. Rather common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Cultivated Beet	Beta vulgaris subsp. Vulgaris
Cas	Spinach	Spinacia oleracea
Amaranthaceae - Amaranth Family
Neo	White Pigweed	Amaranthus albus	(Disturbed, nutrient-rich waste ground and rubbish tips.)
Cas	Love-lies-bleeding	Amaranthus caudatus
Cas	Green Amaranth	Amaranthus hybridus	(Disturbed, nutrient-rich waste ground, waysides, rubbish tips, market gardens and arable fields)
Cas	Common Amaranth	Amaranthus retroflexus	A rare casual. Div III. Kingston on Soar. (H&H)
Portulaceae - Purslane Family
Neo	Spring Beauty	Claytonia perfoliata	Sandy fields, old walls. Uncommon. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Pink Purslane	Claytonia sibirica	Found nr old gardens in Sherwood, Nottingham 1956. (Div II). (H&H). Now more widespread? (NP)
Nat	Blinks	Montia fontana subsp. chondrosperma	Damp hollows. Local. Commonest in gravelly hollows in the Trent Valley. Divs II, III & IV) (H&H). In Rushcliffe, found at Holme Pierrepont only. (NRPR)
Caryophyllaceae - Pink Family
Nat	Thyme-leaved Sandwort	Arenaria serpyllifolia subsp. leptoclados	Walls & dry places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Unclear as to which subsp this applies. (NP). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Thyme-leaved Sandwort	Arenaria serpyllifolia subsp. serpyllifolia	Walls & dry places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Field Mouse-ear	Cerastium arvense x tomentosum
Nat	Field Mouse-ear	Cerastium arvense	Grassy places on sand. Locally common. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Sea Mouse-ear	Cerastium diffusum
Nat	Common Mouse-ear	Cerastium fontanum subsp. vulgare	Grassy places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Sticky Mouse-ear	Cerastium glomeratum	Meadows, heaths & arable fields. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Little Mouse-ear	Cerastium semidecandrum	Heaths & sandy meadows, railway lines. Locally common. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Snow-in-Summer	Cerastium tomentosum	A common & invasive gdn plant, often naturalised around villages. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Sweet William	Dianthus barbatus
Cas	Pink	Dianthus plumarius
Cas	Smooth Rupturewort	Herniaria glabra	Damp gravelly ground. Extinct. Div III. (Newark/Hawton) (H&H). Extinct as a native. Recorded twice since 1970 as an introduction. (NRPR)
Cas		Illecebrum verticillatum
Neo	Rose Campion	Lychnis coronaria
Nat	Fine-leaved Sandwort	Minuartia hybrida subsp. tenuifolia
Nat	Three-nerved Sandwort	Moehringia trinervia	Woods & shady hedgerows. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Water Chickweed	Myosoton aquaticum	River, drain & pond sides. Common esp in the Trent valley. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Annual Pearlwort	Sagina apetala subsp. apetala	Sandy places, pathways, walls. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Fringed Pearlwort	Sagina filicaulis (S. apetala subsp. erecta)	Sandy places, pathways, walls. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Knotted Pearlwort	Sagina nodosa	Drainsides & damp places. Now confined to the Carrs and Magnesian Limestone. Rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H).
Nat	Procumbent Pearlwort	Sagina procumbens	Walls, damp grassland & paths. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Rock Soapwort	Saponaria ocymoides
Arc	Soapwort	Saponaria officinalis	Hedgebanks. Usually nr villages. Uncommon. All divs. Bunny Park. (H&H)
Nat	Annual Knawel	Scleranthus annuus	Sandy fields. Locally common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Red Campion	Silene dioica	Woods & shady hedgerows. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Arc	White Campion	Silene latifolia subsp. alba	Arable fields, waste places and roadsides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Arc	Night-flowering Catchfly	Silene noctiflora	Arable fields on limestone & basic peat soils. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H). Rare in Notts- recorded from Barnstone. (NRPR)
Cas		Silene uniflora
Nat	Bladder Campion	Silene vulgaris subsp. vulgaris	Grassy places & waste ground. Locally common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	S. dioica x latifolia	Silene x hampeana	Common with the parents. (H&H)
Arc	Corn Spurrey	Spergula arvensis	Arable fields on light soils. V common in suitable soils. All divs. (H&H). Formerly common, now just occasional records from Rushcliffe at Holme Pierrepont and Ruddington. (NRPR)
Neo	Lesser Sea-spurrey	Spergularia marina	Less Common (DW)
Nat	Sand Spurrey	Spergularia rubra	Dry sandy fields & paths. Locally common. All divs. Normanton on Soar (H&H)
Nat	Bog Stitchwort	Stellaria alsine (S. uliginosa)	Stream, pond & drain sides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Lesser Stitchwort	Stellaria graminea	Grasy places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Greater Stitchwort	Stellaria holostea	Hedgesides & woods. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Common Chickweed	Stellaria media	Arable land, woodland, waste places etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Greater Chickweed	Stellaria neglecta	Shady places. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H). Uncommon in Notts. Long present at Clifton Grove (in the City) (NRPR)
Nat	Wood Stitchwort	Stellaria nemorum subsp. nemorum	Damp woodland. V rare. Divs II & III. (H&H). Only extant population is at Clifton Grove. (NRPR)
Nat		Stellaria pallida
Nat	Marsh Stitchwort	Stellaria palustris	Marshy meadows on light soils. Decreasing, Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Scarce; recorded at Holme Pit. (NRPR)
Arc	Corn-cockle	Agrostemma githago	Arable fields. Formerly common, now extremely rare. All divs. (H&H). Extinct as an archaeophyte. All recent records are introductions. (NRPR)
Nat	Deptford Pink	Dianthus armeria	Freq near gardens and on rubbish dumps. (H&H). Nationally endangered and rare in Notts. A couple of healthy populations exist on the Widmerpool test track. (NRPR)
Nat	Maiden Pink	Dianthus deltoides	Around sandstone rocks. Extinct. Divs II & III. (H&H). Extinct as a native but an introduced population exists at Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR).
Nat	Ragged Robin	Lychnis flos-cuculi	Damp meadows & marshes. Widespread but decreasing, Least common in Div IV. All divs. (H&H)
Polygonaceae - Dock Family
Cas	Buckwheat	Fagopyrum esculentum	Occurs as a casual when sown for game. Infrequent. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Russian Vine	Fallopia baldschuanica	Waste places. Divs II & III. Est. in several places around Nottm. (H&H)
Arc	Black Bindweed	Fallopia convolvulus	Arable land & waste places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Japanese Knotweed	Fallopia japonica	Roadsides & waste places. Well established & rather freq. All divs (1st record 1952) (H&H). Currently being exterminated. (NP)
Neo	Giant Knotweed	Fallopia sachalinensis	Damp ground & streamsides. Uncommon. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Amphibious Bistort	Persicaria amphibia	Still water & damp places. Common; least so in div IV. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas		Persicaria amplexicaulis	No recent records in Rushcliffe
Nat	Common Bistort	Persicaria bistorta	Damp meadows. Rather freq. Divs I,II & III. (H&H) Very scarce in Rushcliffe.
Nat	Water-pepper	Persicaria hydropiper	Nr ponds & in damp places. Common. All divs. (H&H)Restricted in Rushcliffe to Trent and Soar
Nat	Pale Persicaria	Persicaria lapathifolia	Arable fields. Common. All Divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Redleg	Persicaria maculosa	Arable fields & damp bare ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Least Water-pepper	Persicaria minor	Damp places. Rare. Divs II & III, (H&H). Scarce. Recorded at West Bridgford, Shelford, Adbolton and around Holme Pit. (NRPR)
Nat	Tasteless Water-pepper	Persicaria mitis	Damp places. Rare. Divs II & III, (H&H). Locally frequent in parts of the Trent Valley. (NRPR)
Neo		Persicaria wallichii
Arc	Equal-leaved Knotgrass	Polygonum arenastrum	Less Common (DW)
Nat	Knotgrass	Polygonum aviculare	Arable land & paths. V common & resistant to spray, All divs, (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Turkish Rhubarb	Rheum palmatum
Cas		Rheum x hybridum
Nat	Common Sorrel	Rumex acetosa subsp. acetosa	Meadows & grassland. V common. All divs (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Sheeps's Sorrel	Rumex acetosella subsp. acetosella	Sandy meadows & fields, heaths. V common on all light lands. All divs, (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Clustered Dock	Rumex conglomeratus	Roadsides, meadows & waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW) This sp. plus Curled, Broad-leaved and Wood Dock are the only four to consider in most of Notts. Water, Marsh and Golden are very scattered along the main watercourses. (Fiddle Dock does not occur in Notts)
Nat	Curled Dock	Rumex crispus subsp. crispus	Damp grassland & waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Water Dock	Rumex hydrolapathum	Banks of canals, gravel pits etc. Freq except in div IV. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Golden Dock	Rumex maritimus	Bare ground nr pond & gravel pits. Locally freq esp in the tidal Trent valley. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Broad-leaved Dock	Rumex obtusifolius	Roadsides, farmyards, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Marsh Dock	Rumex palustris	Damp bare ground. Local & less common than maritimus. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo		Rumex patientia subsp. orientalis
Nat	Wood Dock	Rumex sanguineus	Hedges & woods. Freq. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat		Rumex x knafii	A hybrid of conglomeratus x maritimus. A record from West Bridgford is the only Notts report. (NRPR)
Nat		Rumex x pratensis
Nat		Rumex x schulzei	Possibly under-recorded the only (Notts) record is from Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat		Rumex x steinii
Clusiaceae - St John's Wort Family
Neo	Tutsan	Hypericum androsaemum	Extinct or error. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Believed extinct as a native plant. Garden escapes assisted by birds are widely distributed. (NRPR). Wilwell Cutting (NP).
Neo	Rose of Sharon	Hypericum calycinum	Commonly naturalised in shrubberies. (H&H)
Cas	A St John's Wort	Hypericum forrestii
Nat	Hairy St. John's Wort	Hypericum hirsutum	Woods & hedges. Common on strong land in divs I, II & IV. Rare in II. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Trailing St. John's Wort	Hypericum humifusum	Heaths & sandy fields. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Imperforate St. John's Wort	Hypericum maculatum subsp. obtusiusculum	Banks & sandy woods. V rare. Divs II & III. (H&H). Scarce; Found at Cotgrave Forest, Green Line, West Bridgford and Willoughby on the Wolds. (NRPR).
Nat	Pale St. John's Wort	Hypericum montanum	Bushy places on limestone. V rare. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Perforate St. John's Wort	Hypericum perforatum	Woods, heaths & banks. Widespread & freq. Preferring lighter soils. All divs (H&H). Common (DW). Cotgrave Forest, Wilwell Cutting (NP)
Nat	Slender St. John's Wort	Hypericum pulchrum	Woods & shady places. Widespread but not common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Square-stalked St. John's Wort	Hypericum tetrapterum	Besides streams & ditches. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Des Etang's St. John's Wort	Hypericum x desetangsii	A hybrid of perforatum x maculatum found at East Bridgford and Normanton on Soar. (NRPR).
Cas	Tall Tutsan	Hypericum x inodorum
Paeoniaceae - Paeony Family
Cas	Garden Paeony	Paeonia officinalis
Tiliaceae - Lime Family
Nat	Small-leaved Lime	Tilia cordata	Certainly native in divs I & III. Woods & hedges. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Large-leaved Lime	Tilia platyphyllos subsp. cordifolia	Div I. Only one record at Scratta Wood, Shireoaks. Wood felled but several remaining trees in 1962. (H&H). Found as a native in 24 x1km squares in Notts but none of the trees in Rushcliffe are considered native. (NRPR).
Cas	Common Lime	Tilia x europaea (T x vulgaris)	Very commonly planted in all parts of the county. It regenerates freely. (H&H). Common (DW)
Malvaceae - Mallow Family
Cas	Indian Mallow	Abutilon theophrasti	(An annual found as a casual in waste places, fields and on rubbish tips. Lowland)
Cas	Hollyhock	Alcea rosea	Roadsides & dumps. Freq by Foss north of Saxondale but does not appear to establish itself. (H&H)
Neo	A mallow	Lavatera x clementii
Cas	Greater Musk Mallow	Malva alcea
Nat	Musk Mallow	Malva moschata	Grassy banks & open woodland. Widespread but not common. All divs. Cropwell Bishop, Gotham hills, Upper Broughton. (H&H)
Arc	Dwarf Mallow	Malva neglecta	Waste places, roadsides & particularly around farmyards. Sporadic. All divs. Keyworth, Granby, Langar, Bunny. (H&H)
Cas	Bull Mallow	Malva nicaeensis
Arc	Common Mallow	Malva sylvestris	Roadsides & waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Dwarf Checkerbloom	Sidalcea malviflora
Cistaceae - Rock-rose Family
Nat	Common Rock-rose	Helianthemum nummularium	Meadows & rocks on calcareous soils. Rare & decreasing. Divs I, II & III. (H&H) Absent from Rushcliffe? (NP)
Violaceae - Violet Family
Arc	Field Pansy	Viola arvensis	Arable fields & waste ground, esp on acid soil. Commoner than tricolor. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Heath Dog Violet	Viola canina subsp. canina	Heaths & sandy woods. Locally frequent. Divs II, III & IV. Cotgrave. (H&H)
Cas	Horned Pansy	Viola cornuta	Garden escape. Roadsides, Wood edges, grassland. V rare (Rose)
Nat	Hairy Violet	Viola hirta	Banks & hedges on calcareous soils. Freq except in Div II. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Sweet Violet	Viola odorata	Woods & hedgesides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Marsh Violet	Viola palustris	Bogs & boggy woods. Less freq than formerly. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Wood (Early) Dog Violet	Viola reichenbachiana	Woods & copses. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Common Dog Violet	Viola riviniana	Woods & hedgebanks. V common. All divs (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Wild Pansy (Heartsease)	Viola tricolor subsp. tricolor	Arable fields. Common. All Divs. (H&H).
	Wild Pansy (Heartsease)	Viola tricolor subsp. curtisii	Scattered records of introduced forms of this subsp. (NRPR)
Nat		Viola x scabra
Cas		Viola x wittrockiana
Tamaricaceae - Tamarisk Family
Cas	Tamarisk	Tamarix gallica
Cucurbitaceae - Marrow Family
Nat	White Bryony	Bryonia dioica	Hedges. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW). Common in most hedgerows in Rushcliffe (NP)
Cas	Melon	Cucumis melo
Salicaceae - Willow Family
Cas	White Poplar	Populus alba	Occ. planted in ornamental grounds. (H&H)
Cas	Lombardy Poplar	Populus nigra fastigiate cultivars	Widely planted (NP). Common (DW)
Nat	Native Black Poplar	Populus nigra subsp. betulifolia	Scarce - Confirmed native at Widmerpool and Stanton on the Wolds but widely planted elsewhere, many of which may be "Manchester" Poplar (NRPR)
Nat	Aspen	Populus tremula	Hedges & woods esp on sand. Locally common. All divs. (H&H)
Cas	Black Cottonwood	Populus trichocarpa
Cas		Populus x berolinensis
Cas	Hybrid Black Poplar	Populus x canadensis	Widely planted (NP). Common (DW)
Neo	Grey Poplar	Populus x canescens	Moist woods & hedges. Freq. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Balm of Gilead	Populus x jackii
Arc	White Willow	Salix alba	Hedges & streamsides. Widely planted but now neglected. Common but less so than fragilis. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Eared Willow	Salix aurita	Damp acid ground. Almost disappeared due to drainage and hybridisation with S. cinerea. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Goat Willow	Salix caprea subsp. caprea	Woods & hedges esp on clay, sometimes in gravel pits. Common, less so in divs II & IV. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Grey Willow	Salix cinerea subsp. oleifolia	Woods, hedges, gravel pits& all moist places. V common esp on acid & sandy soils. (H&H). Common (DW)
	Grey Willow	Salix cinerea subsp. cinerea	Uncommon. Recorded at Holme Pierrepont only. (NRPR)
Cas	Violet Willow	Salix daphnoides	Rare. Planted.
Cas	Olive Willow	Salix elaeagnos
Arc	Crack Willow	Salix fragilis	var fragilis: Attenborough. var russelliana: the common pollard willow in Notts, var latifolia: rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Dark-leaved Willow	Salix myrsinifolia
Nat	Bay Willow	Salix pentandra	Native on streamsides & in alder carr, esp in the west of the county. Planted as an ornamental & occ (eg Lound) as a basket willow. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H). Formerly at Holme Pierrepont but may not now be present. (NRPR)
Nat	Purple Willow	Salix purpurea	Willow holts, damp hedges & woods. Rather freq. (H&H).
Nat	Creeping Willow	Salix repens	Moist heaths. Rare Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Arc	Almond Willow	Salix triandra	Hedges, damp places, willow holts. Common in the Trent Valley, less so elsewhere. All divs. (H&H)
Arc	Osier	Salix viminalis	Willow holts, damp hedges, gravel pits, swamps. The commonest osier in willow holts. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	A willow	Salix x calodendron	Willow holts, riversides, by ponds. Trent valley, rare elsewhere. Divs III & IV. (H&H). A triple hybrid of viminalis x cinerea x caprea. Records from Holme Pit, Fairham brook, Clifton and Wilwell Cutting. (NRPR)
Nat	A willow	Salix x forbyana	Willow holts, hedges & damp places. (H&H). A triple hybrid of purpurea x viminalis x cinerea recorded at Kinoulton and Radcliffe on Trent. (NRPR)
Cas	A willow	Salix x fruticosa	V rare. Div III. One record (Besthorpe). (H&H)
Cas	A willow	Salix x meyeriana
Arc	A willow	Salix x mollissima
Nat	A willow	Salix x multinervis	A hybrid of aurita x cinerea recorded at Rushcliffe GC. (NRPR)
Nat	A willow	Salix x reichardtii
Arc	A willow	Salix x rubens
Neo	"Green-leaved Osier"	Salix x rubra	Willow holts, gravel pits, planted on the Trent bank. Uncommon. (H&H). A hybrid of viminalis x purpurea. Recorded from Clifton Grove, Holme Pit, Ratcliffe on Soar and Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Cas	A willow	Salix x sepulcralis
Nat	A willow	Salix x sericans	Hedges & gravel pits. Freq in div III, less so elsewhere. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	A willow	Salix x smithiana
Cas	A willow	Salix x stipularis	V rare. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Brassicaceae - Cabbage Family
Nat	Garlic Mustard	Alliaria petiolata	Hedge banks & under trees. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Thale Cress	Arabidopsis thaliana	Sandy heaths, walls, railway lines, gravel paths. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Garden Arabis	Arabis caucasica
Nat	Hairy Rock-cress	Arabis hirsuta	Limestone rocks. Rare. Div I. (H&H) Absent from Rushcliffe. (NP)
Neo		Arabis turrita
Arc	Horse-radish	Armoracia rusticana	Roadsides, waste places, river banks. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Aubretia	Aubrieta deltoidea
Neo	Medium-flowered Winter-cress	Barbarea intermedia	Arable fields, esp. grass leys. Widespread & freq in some years. Divs I,II & III. Holme Pierrepont. (H&H)
Neo	Small-flowered Winter-cress	Barbarea stricta	Riversides, willow holts, damp waste land. Locally frequent & prob increasing. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	American Winter-cress	Barbarea verna	Rare. Div III. (H&H). Arable & wasteland (Rose), Rushcliffe ?
Nat	Winter-cress	Barbarea vulgaris	Riversides & damp places.Common in Divs II & III, Less so in Divs I & IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Oil-seed Rape	Brassica napus subsp. Oleifera	Common (DW)
Neo	Rape	Brassica napus	Common (DW)
Cas	Black Mustard	Brassica nigra	Waste ground & roadsides. Frequent. All divs. (H&H). Scarce in Notts - Holme Pierrepont and Cotgrave. (NRPR)
Cas	Wild Cabbage	Brassica oleracea
Arc	Wild Turnip	Brassica rapa subsp. campestris	River sides. Common on banks of Trent, Idle & Soar. Divs I & III. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Gold of Pleasure	Camelina sativa	Waste places. Rare. Divs II & III. FP between Langar & Bingham. (H&H)
Arc	Shepherd's Purse	Capsella bursa-pastoris	Arable land, roadsides, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Large Bittercress	Cardamine amara	Spongy ground near streams, woodland bogs & willow holts. Freq in Divs I & II, less so in III (where restricted to alluvial soils), absent from IV. (H&H)
Nat	Wavy Bittercress	Cardamine flexuosa	Marshes, drain sides, damp woods. Common except in Div IV. All divs. (H&H). Garden weed. Keyworth (NP). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Hairy Bittercress	Cardamine hirsuta	Sandy heaths, gardens, railway banks & tracks. Fairly common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Cuckoo Flower	Cardamine pratensis	Damp meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Danish Scurvygrass	Cochlearia danica	Less Common (DW) This salt-tolerant plant can be found alongside gritted main roads (NP). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Wallflower Cabbage	Coincya monensis subsp. cheiranthos
Neo	Lesser Swine-cress	Coronopus didymus	Waste ground & corn fields. Rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H) Absent from Rushcliffe? (NP)
Arc	Swine-cress	Coronopus squamatus	Arable fields, gateways, farmyards on heavy clays. Common in Div III & IV, rare elsewhere. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Arc	Flixweed	Descurainia sophia	Arable land or waste places. Uncommon. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Annual Wall Rocket	Diplotaxis muralis	Waste ground & railway lines. Widespread. All divs. (H&H)
Arc	Perennial Wall Rocket	Diplotaxis tenuifolia	Waste places. Rare. Divs I, III & IV. Barnstone quarry. (H&H)
Nat	Glabrous Whitlowgrass	Erophila glabrescens	Scarce but probably under-recorded. Found at two locations at Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat	Common Whitlowgrass	Erophila verna	Sandy & rocky places, railway tracks. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas		Eruca vesicaria subsp. sativa
Cas	Hairy Rocket	Erucastrum gallicum
Arc	Treacle Mustard	Erysimum cheiranthoides	Arable fields on light soils. Locally common. All divs. Gotham hills. (H&H)
Arc	Wallflower	Erysimum cheiri	Old walls & rocks. Widespread but not common. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Although long naturalised in parts of Notts, Rushcliffe records are casuals. (NRPR)
Neo	Dame's Violet	Hesperis matronalis	River banks, woods and dumps. Uncommon. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Hoary Mustard	Hirschfeldia incana
Cas	Garden Candytuft	Iberis sempervirens
Cas	Garden Candytuft	Iberis umbellata	Freq on rubbish dumps and naturalised on a road embankment at Bunny. Div IV. (H&H)
Arc	Field Pepperwort	Lepidium campestre	Arable fields on light soils. Not common. All divs. West Leake, East Leake. (H&H)
Neo	Hoary Cress	Lepidium draba subsp. draba	Waste ground, roadsides etc. Common & increasing particularly in industrial areas and the Trent valley. Rare in IV and on the clays of III. All divs. Langar. (H&H)
Nat	Smith's Pepperwort	Lepidium heterophyllum	(Acidic soils in dry, heathy and gravelly places. Also in shingle, railway ballast and embankments). Bingham LP
Neo	Dittander	Lepidium latifolium	Uncommon (a coastal species) found at Plumtree, Gamston, Barnstone and Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Arc	Narrow-leaved Pepperwort	Lepidium ruderale	Recorded on waste ground at Wilford probably in error. (H&H). But on Notts Plant Register post 1970 (NP)
Cas	Garden Cress	Lepidium sativum	On rubbish dumps & near gardens and sewage works. (H&H)
Cas		Lepidium virginicum
Cas	Sweet Alison	Lobularia maritima	V common garden escape and rubbish dump plant but not established. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Honesty	Lunaria annua	A common plant of rubbish dumps and a garden escape. (H&H)
Cas	Virginia Stock	Malcolmia maritima
Arc	Wild Radish	Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. raphanistrum	Arable land & waste places. V common. All divs. Var raphanistrum and var flavus are equally common. (H&H)
Cas	Garden Radish	Raphanus sativus	Freq on rubbish dumps and near gardens. (H&H)
Nat	Great Yellow-cress	Rorippa amphibia	By rivers, ponds & streams. Common except Div IV. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Narrow-fruited Watercress	Rorippa microphylla
Nat	Water-cress	Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum	Streams, ponds & marshes. V common. All divs (H&H). Common (DW). The hybrid Nasturtium x sterile has been recorded at Holme Pierrepont and Ruddington. (NRPR)
Nat	Marsh Yellow-cress	Rorippa palustris
Nat	Creeping Yellow-cress	Rorippa sylvestris	River sides. Locally common. Divs II & III (H&H)
Nat	Hybrid Watercress	Rorippa x sterilis
Arc	White Mustard	Sinapis alba	Roadsides & waste ground. A freq relic of cultivation. All divs. (H&H)
Arc	Charlock	Sinapis arvensis	Arable fields & waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Tall Rocket	Sisymbrium altissimum	Rubbish dumps, pit dumps, waste places and roadsides. Common. Increasing rapidly. (H&H)
Neo	False London Rocket	Sisymbrium loeselii	Occurs abundantly at Boots tip, Dunkirk. Introduced. First found 1960. Div III. (H&H)
Arc	Hedge Mustard	Sisymbrium officinale	Roadsides & waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Eastern Rocket	Sisymbrium orientale	Rubbish dumps, pit dumps, waste places and roadsides. V common. Probably still increasing. (H&H)
Nat	Shepherd's Cress	Teesdalia nudicaulis	Sandy heaths. Locally common on the bunter, blown sand and gravel. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Arc	Field Penny-cress	Thlaspi arvense	Arable fields. Common. All Divs. (H&H)
Resedaceae - Mignonette Family
Nat	Wild Mignonette	Reseda lutea	Waste places & roadsides. Uncommon. All divs. Aslockton, Cropwell Bishop, Willoughby. (H&H)
Arc	Weld	Reseda luteola	Waste ground, riversides, arable land. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Ericaceae - Heather Family
Nat	Heather	Calluna vulgaris	Sandy woods & heaths. Local. All divs. Clipston & Cotgrave Wolds. (H&H). Less Common (DW). Recently found in a tiny colony at Holme Pierrepont - the only Rushcliffe site; now extinct at Clipston/Cotgrave. (NP)
Nat	Bell Heather	Erica cinerea	Heaths & sandy woods. Local. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Absent from Rushcliffe. (NP)
Cas	Corsican Heath	Erica terminalis
Nat	Cross-leaved Heath	Erica tetralix	Wet heaths. The least common of the 'heathers'. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Absent from Rushcliffe (NP)
Neo	Cornish Heath	Erica vagans	Ornamental planting in the Dukeries? (H&H)
Neo	Sheep-laurel	Kalmia angustifolia
Neo	Rhododendron	Rhododendron ponticum	Commonly naturalised in woods, esp in div II and on the gravels east of the Trent. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Bilberry	Vaccinium myrtillus	Heaths & sandy woods. Formerly freq in div II but now decreasing. Rare elsewhere. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Monotropaceae - Bird's-nest Family
Nat	Yellow Birdsnest	Monotropa hypopitys	Woods on sand. V rare. Div II. (H&H)
Primulaceae - Primula Family
Nat	Scarlet Pimpernel	Anagallis arvensis subsp. arvensis	Arable land. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
	Blue Pimpernel	Anagallis arvensis subsp. foemina	Now extinct in Notts. Last recorded in 1962 at Owthorpe. (NRPR)
Nat	Bog Pimpernel	Anagallis tenella	Bogs & marshy grounds often nr calcareous streams. Rare & decreasing. All divs. (H&H)
Cas	Sowbread	Cyclamen hederifolium	Divs III & IV. Only one record; Langar, 1805/1807. (H&H)
Nat	Water Violet	Hottonia palustris	Drains & ponds on light soils & peat.Local. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Clifton; Wilford; Ratcliffe; Owthorpe. (H&H)
Nat	Yellow Pimpernel	Lysimachia nemorum	Damp woods. Locally freq. All divs. Freq in div III, West Leake Hills; Stanton on the Wolds; Widmerpool. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Creeping Jenny	Lysimachia nummularia	Damp meadows & hedge bottoms. Common in the Trent valley & freq elsewhere. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Dotted Loosestrife	Lysimachia punctata
Nat	Yellow Loosestrife	Lysimachia vulgaris	Damp places & drain sides on peat & sand. Freq on the Carrs and light alluvium, rare elsewhere. Divs II, III & IV. Flintham Wood; Sutton Bonington. (H&H)
Nat	Cowslip	Primula veris	Meadows & roadsides. Decreasing but still common except in div II wher it grows chiefly on the alluvial soils.. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Primrose	Primula vulgaris	Woods & sometimes in hedges. Freq in divs I & III, less so in div II & rare in div IV. Widmerpool, Gotham. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	False Oxlip	Primula x polyantha	P. veris x vulgaris. Open woodland. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Brookweed	Samolus valerandi	Sides of peaty drains & calcareous streams. V local. All divs. Gotham Moor. (H&H)
Hydrangeaceae - Hydrangea Family
Cas	Mock Orange	Philadelphus coronarius	Sometimes planted in woods. (H&H)
Grossulariaceae - Currant Family
Nat	Mountain Currant	Ribes alpinum	Marshy woods. V rare. Div I (H&H). Scarce in Nottinghamshire (and nationally) Recorded from the Green Line, West Bridgford. (NRPR)
Neo	Black Currant	Ribes nigrum	Wet woods. Common esp in willow holts in the Trent Valley. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Red Currant	Ribes rubrum	Wet woods. Common esp in willow holts in the Trent Valley. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Flowering Currant	Ribes sanguineum
Neo	Gooseberry	Ribes uva-crispa	Damp woods & hedges. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Crassulaceae - Stonecrop Family
Neo	Australian Swamp Stonecrop	Crassula helmsii
Nat	Mossy Stonecrop	Crassula tillaea	Gravel rides. V rare. Div IV. (Langford Moor) (H&H)
Neo		Sedum hispanicum
Cas	Ice Plant	Sedum spectabile
Neo	Caucasian Stonecrop	Sedum spurium
Nat	Biting Stonecrop	Sedum acre	Walls, rocks, heaths, railways. Common. All divs. (H&H))
Arc	White Stonecrop	Sedum album	Rare. Divs 2,3.Lock wall, Kingston on Soar. (H&H)
Saxifragaceae - Saxifrage Family
Cas		Bergenia crassifolia
Nat	Alternate-leaved Golden Saxifrage	Chrysosplenium alternifolium	Very wet 'alder carr' type woods by streams in Div II. Local. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Golden Saxifrage	Chrysosplenium oppositifolium	Wet woods & dumbles. Locally freq in div I, II & III. (H&H)
Cas		Heuchera sanguinea
Nat	Meadow Saxifrage	Saxifraga granulata	In all meadows & pastures. (Deering 1748). Banks in meadows. Local, chiefly in the Trent Valley. Decreasing. Divs II, III & IV. Trent Hills at Elston & Flintham; Rempstone; Clifton Grove. (H&H). Wilwell Cutting (NP)
Cas	Irish Saxifrage	Saxifraga rosacea subsp. Rosacea
Nat	Rue-leaved Saxifrage	Saxifraga tridactylites	Old walls & quarries. Uncommon. All divs. East bridgford, Gunthorpe, Wtsall Churchyard. (H&H)
Neo	London Pride	Saxifraga x urbium
Nat	Biting Stonecrop	Sedum acre	Walls, rocks, heaths, railways. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Arc	White Stonecrop	Sedum album	Walls & rocks. Rare. Divs II & III. Lock wall, Kingston on Soar. (H&H)
Neo	Large Rock Stonecrop	Sedum rupestre	Walls & waste ground. Fairly common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Orpine	Sedum telephium	Hedges & woods. V rare. Divs I,II & III. Gamston Wood (very little). (H&H)
Neo	Fringe Cups	Tellima grandiflora
Rosaceae - Rose Family
Neo	Pirri-pirri-bur	Acaena novae-zelandiae	(Naturalised in sparsely vegetated sites subject to moderate disturbance. Habitats include sand dunes, cliffs, heaths, conifer plantations on sandy soils, old gravel workings, roadsides and disused railways)
Nat	Agrimony	Agrimonia eupatoria	Roadsides & rough grassland. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Fragrant Agrimony	Agrimonia procera	Grassland on light soils. Uncommon. Divs II, II & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Silver Lady's Mantle	Alchemilla conjuncta	Div I. One record, Pleasley Vale 1952. (H&H). (In the lowlands on roadsides, river banks and in rough grassland.)
Nat	Southern Lady's Mantle	Alchemilla filicaulis subsp. vestita	Woodland rides & damp meadows. The common sp. in Notts. All divs. Owthorpe. (H&H)
Neo	Garden Lady's Mantle	Alchemilla mollis	(Naturalised on roadsides, riverbanks, rough ground and anywhere where garden refuse is dumped.)
Nat	Parsley Piert	Aphanes arvensis	Arable fields & open communities on light soils. Common except in div II. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Slender Parsley Piert	Aphanes australis	= A. microcarpa? Heaths, open grassland & arable fields on acid soils. Uncommon except in div II. Divs II & IV. (H&H).
Neo		Cotoneaster bullatus
Neo		Cotoneaster dammeri
Neo	Chinese Cotoneaster	Cotoneaster dielsianus
Neo		Cotoneaster divaricatus
Cas		Cotoneaster franchetii
Cas		Cotoneaster hjelmqvistii
Neo	Wall Cotoneaster	Cotoneaster horizontalis
Cas		Cotoneaster 'Hybridus Pendulus'
Neo	Rock Cotoneaster	Cotoneaster integrifolius
Neo	Late Cotoneaster	Cotoneaster lacteus
Neo	Blistered Cotoneaster	Cotoneaster rehderi
Neo		Cotoneaster salicifolius
Neo	Himalayan Cotoneaster	Cotoneaster simonsii
Cas		Cotoneaster sternianus
Cas		Cotoneaster x suecicus
Neo		Cotoneaster x watereri
Cas		Cotoneaster zabelii
Nat	Midland Hawthorn	Crataegus laevigata	Woods, scrubland & hedges. Freq throughout the county & common in the Trent valley. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Hawthorn	Crataegus monogyna	Woods, scrubland & hedges. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	C. monogyna x laevigata	Crataegus x media	Occurs freq with the parents. (H&H)
Nat	Meadowsweet	Filipendula ulmaria	Damp meadows, watersides & marshes. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Dropwort	Filipendula vulgaris	Calcareous grassland. Local. Decreasing. All divs. Cotgrave; Widmerpool; Hickling; Clipstone; Stanton; Gotham; Upper Broughton. (H&H)
Neo	Garden Strawberry	Fragaria ananassa	Freq naturalised on rly banks & in waste places. (H&H)
Nat	Wild Strawberry	Fragaria vesca	Woods, hedges. Common, less so in div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Water Avens	Geum rivale	By streams & in damp woods. Local. Divs I, II & III. (H&H
Nat	Wood Avens	Geum urbanum	Woods, hedges etc. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	rivale x urbanum	Geum x intermedium	Damp woodlands with the parents. Rare. Divs I & III. (H&H).
Cas	A kerria	Kerria japonica
Arc	Cultivated Apple	Malus pumila	Common (DW)
Nat	Crab Apple	Malus sylvestris	Hedges & edges of woods. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Trailing Tormentil	Potentilla anglica	Heaths, meadows & woodland rides on light soils. Local. All divs. Syerston. (H&H)
Nat	Silverweed	Potentilla anserina	Roadsides, waste ground, fields etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Hoary Cinquefoil	Potentilla argentea	Heaths & sandy tracksides. Local. Chiefly on the bunter and river gravels. Cotgrave & Stanton Wolds. (Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Tormentil	Potentilla erecta subsp. erecta	Heaths, woods & rough meadows on light soils. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Shrubby Cinquefoil	Potentilla fruticosa
Cas	Russian Cinquefoil	Potentilla intermedia	Div II. One record, Everton 1962. (H&H)
Nat	Marsh Cinquefoil	Potentilla palustris	Acid bogs. Uncommon & decreasing. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Sulphur Cinquefoil	Potentilla recta	Rare. Div II. Osberton 1962. (H&H)
Nat	Creeping Cinquefoil	Potentilla reptans	Roadsides, grassland, waste ground. V common. All divs. (H&H) On rly ballast. (NP). Common (DW)
Nat	Barren Strawberry	Potentilla sterilis	Woods & meadows. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat		Potentilla x italica
Nat		Potentilla x mixta
Nat		Potentilla x suberecta
Nat	Wild Cherry	Prunus avium	Woods and hedges esp. on light soils. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Cherry-plum	Prunus cerasifera	Found freq in hedges near villages and on the sites of old cottages and sometimes planted for game cover & food for pheasants. (H&H)
Arc	Wild Plum	Prunus domestica subsp. domestica	Found freq in hedges near villages and on the sites of old cottages and sometimes planted for game cover & food for pheasants. (H&H)
Arc	Wild Plum (Bullace)	Prunus domestica subsp. insititia	Hedges. Uncommon or overlooked. Divs II, III & IV. Widmerpool. (H&H)
Arc	Wild Plum (Greengage)	Prunus domestica subsp. italica
Neo	Cherry Laurel	Prunus laurocerasus	Commonly planted in woods. (H&H)
Cas	Portuguese Laurel	Prunus lusitanica	Freq planted in parks, esp in the Dukeries, and occasionally in woods. (H&H)
Nat	Bird Cherry	Prunus padus	Native in divs I & II, planted elsewhere. Damp woodland. Uncommon. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Rum Cherry	Prunus serotina
Nat	Blackthorn	Prunus spinosa	Hedges, woods & rough ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat		Prunus x fruticans
Neo	Firethorn	Pyracantha coccinea
Cas	Asian Firethorn	Pyracantha rogersiana
Arc	Cultivated Pear	Pyrus communis	Hedges etc. On the sites of old gardens. Rare. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Arc	Wild Pear	Pyrus pyraster
Nat	Field Rose	Rosa arvensis	Hedges, woods & scrub. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Northern Dog Rose	Rosa caesia subsp. caesia	One record from Hawton landfill (1994) (NRPR)
Nat	Northern Dog Rose	Rosa caesia subsp. vosagiaca	Status uncertain - possibly overlooked. Found at Colston Basset, Ruddington, Wilford Claypit and Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat	Dog Rose	Rosa canina	Woods, hedges & scrub. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas		Rosa ferruginea
Neo		Rosa gallica
Cas		Rosa 'Hollandica'
Cas	Many-flowered Rose	Rosa multiflora
Nat	Round-leaved Dog Rose	Rosa obtusifolia
Nat	Sweetbriar	Rosa rubiginosa	Hedges etc. Rare or overlooked. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Japanese Rose	Rosa rugosa	Woods. Thoroughly naturalised in the Dukeries. Div II. (H&H)
Nat	Sherard's Downy Rose	Rosa sherardii	Uncommon but possibly overlooked. Present along the test track at Stanton on the Wolds and the GCR at Rushcliffe Halt (East Leake). (NRPR)
Neo	Burnet Rose	Rosa spinosissima	Appeared to grow plentifully for the ancient botanists. Some records may be misidentifications of R arvensis but some reputable people record both. East & West Leake. Bunny. (H&H)
	Short-styled Field Rose	Rosa stylosa	Scarce in Notts. Recorded at Green Line, West Bridgford, Wilford Claypit and Kneeton. (NRPR)
Nat	Southern Downy Rose	Rosa tomentosa	Hedges & woods. Freq in III and prob in I. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H)
Cas		Rosa virginiana
Nat		Rosa x dumalis
Nat		Rosa x dumetorum
Nat		Rosa x irregularis	A hybrid of arvensis x canina, recorded from Upper Broughton. (NRPR)
Nat		Rosa x nitidula
Nat		Rosa x scabriuscula
Nat		Rubus fruticosus agg.	Common (DW)
Nat	A bramble	Rubus adspersus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus anglocandicans
Nat	A bramble	Rubus anisacanthos
Neo	Himalayan Giant Blackberry	Rubus armeniacus
Nat	Dewberry	Rubus caesius	Damp woods & willow holts. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	A bramble	Rubus dasyphyllus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus eboracensis
Nat	A bramble	Rubus echinatoides
Nat	A bramble	Rubus echinatus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus edeesii
Nat	A bramble	Rubus egregius
Nat	A bramble	Rubus euryanthemus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus fuscus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus gratus	Div III. (H&H)
Nat	A bramble	Rubus hindii
Nat	A bramble	Rubus hylocharis
Nat	Raspberry	Rubus idaeus	Damp woods & hedgesides. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Cut-leaved Blackberry	Rubus laciniatus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus largificus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus leightonii
Nat	A bramble	Rubus mucronatoides
Nat	A bramble	Rubus nemoralis	Div II. (H&H)
Nat	A bramble	Rubus newbouldii
Nat	A bramble	Rubus platyacanthus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus plicatus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus polyanthemus	Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	A bramble	Rubus proiectus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus pruinosus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus pyramidalis	Div III (H&H)
Nat	A bramble	Rubus radula	Div III. Flintham Wood. (H&H)
Nat	A bramble	Rubus robiae
Nat	A bramble	Rubus rubritinctus
Nat	A bramble	Rubus surrejanus
Cas	A bramble	Rubus tricolor
Nat	A bramble	Rubus tuberculatus
Nat	Elm-leaved Bramble	Rubus ulmifolius	Frequent. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	A bramble	Rubus vestitus	Divs I, II (III?) (H&H)
Nat	Salad Burnet	Sanguisorba minor subsp. minor	Banks & meadows, chiefly on basic soils, Common except in div II, where it is most freq. on the Carrs. Foremrly sown in grass seeds. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Fodder Burnet	Sanguisorba minor subsp. muricata	Rare. Divs II & III. Kingston on Soar. (H&H).
Nat	Great Burnet	Sanguisorba officinalis	Meadows & grassy places on rich alluvial soils. freq. throughout the county. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	False Spiraea	Sorbaria sorbifolia
Cas	Kashmir False Spiraea	Sorbaria tomentosa
Nat	Common Whitebeam	Sorbus aria	Native in div I, planted elsewhere. Woods, rough ground & hedges. Rare. All divs. (H&H). Does not occur as a native in Rushcliffe (but cultivars are widely planted) (NRPR)
Nat	Rowan	Sorbus aucuparia	Woodland on light soild. Locally common. All divs. (H&H). Widely planted (NP). Less Common (DW)
Neo	A Whitebeam	Sorbus croceocarpa
Neo	Swedish Whitebeam	Sorbus intermedia	Waste places. Rare. Div III. Mapperley brick pits 1958. (H&H
Neo	A Whitebeam	Sorbus latifolia
Nat	Wild Service Tree	Sorbus torminalis	Woods & hedges esp on clay. Locally freq. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Triumphan's Spiraea	Spiraea x billardii
Neo	Willow-leaved Spiraea	Spiraea x pseudosalicifolia
Neo	Vanhouette's Spiraea	Spiraea x vanhouttei
Fabaceae - Pea Family
Nat	Kidney Vetch	Anthyllis vulneraria subsp. vulneraria	Banks & well drained grassland, disturbed ground. Local. All divs. Canal bank, Cropwell Bishop; Colston Bassett; Upper Broughton rly. (H&H)
Nat	Wild Liquorice	Astragalus glycyphyllos	Roadsides on both sand & clay, probably preferring a basic soil.. Sporadically throughout the county. Divs I, II & III. Ruddington/Plumtree; Wilford. (H&H)
Neo	Bladder Senna	Colutea arborescens	Nottingham Dump, 1960 et seq.
Cas		Colutea x media
Nat	Broom	Cytisus scoparius subsp. scoparius	Heaths, woods & rough land on light soils. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas		Cytisus striatus
Neo	Goat's Rue	Galega officinalis	Naturalised on roadsides and in woods. Rare. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Petty Whin	Genista anglica	Boggy places. Rare & decreasing. All divs. (H&H)
Cas		Genista hispanica subsp. Occidentalis
Nat	Dyer's Greenweed	Genista tinctoria subsp. tinctoria	Banks & hillsides esp. on calcareous soils. Locally freq. All divs. 8 Rushcliffe locations cited. (H&H)
Neo	Laburnum	Laburnum anagyroides	Commonly planted & often occuring in hedges far from habitation. (H&H)
Cas		Lathyrus grandiflorus
Neo	Broad-leaved Everlasting Pea	Lathyrus latifolius	Near gardens & freq on rly banks. Rather freq. All divs. Plumtree; East Leake; Bingham; Upper Broughton.(H&H)
Nat	Bitter Vetchling	Lathyrus linifolius	Wood verges, rough grassland & rly banks. Locally common. All divs. West Leake. (H&H)
Neo	Grass Vetchling	Lathyrus nissolia	Rough grassland. V rare Divs III & IV. (H&H). Introduced at Collington Common and The Hook but probably native at Gotham bypass. (NRPR)
Cas		Lathyrus odoratus
Nat	Meadow Vetchling	Lathyrus pratensis	Meadows, roadsides & all grassy places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Narrow-leaved Everlasting Pea	Lathyrus sylvestris	Rough woods & bushy places. V rare. Div III. Clifton/Barton. (H&H). Rare in Notts - one plant in Rushcliffe; on a roadside verge in West Bridgford. (NRPR)
Nat	Birdsfoot Trefoil	Lotus corniculatus	Dry grassy places on both sand & clay. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Narrow-leaved Birdsfoot Trefoil	Lotus glaber (tenuis)	Grassy places on basic soils. Uncommon. All divs. East Leake; Gotham/West leake; Kinoulton; East Leake Hills Widmerpool; Cotgrave Forest. (H&H)
Nat	Greater Birdsfoot Trefoil	Lotus pedunculatus	Damp meadow, marshes, drain sides. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Tree Lupin	Lupinus arboreus
Neo	Russell Lupin	Lupinus x regalis	H&H describe L. polyphyllus as a casual of dumps & waste places, frequent in ll divs; polyphyllus is the species from which the Russell Lupin was crossed. (NP)
Nat	Spotted Medick	Medicago arabica	Sandy & gravelly banks, esp. the Trent terraces & old flood banks. Local. Divs II, II & IV. Bingham, Ratcliffe on Soar, FP between Rempstone & Stanford. (H&H)
Nat	Black Medick	Medicago lupulina	Dry banks, roadsides, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Sickle Medick	Medicago sativa subsp. falcata	Waste places & roadsides. Rare. Divs II & III. (H&H). Scarce - a coastal sppecies, found as a probable casual at West Bridgford. (NRPR)
Neo	Lucerne	Medicago sativa subsp. sativa	Waste places, roadsides, railway banks, etc. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	White Melilot	Melilotus albus	Waste places, arable land. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H). Wilwell (NP)
Arc	Golden Melilot	Melilotus altissimus	Waste places, roadsides etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Wilwell (NP)
Cas	Small Melilot	Melilotus indicus	Dumps & waste ground. rare. Divs II & III. Wilford Dump. (H&H)
Neo	Ribbed Melilot	Melilotus officinalis	Waste places, roadsides etc. Less common than altissima. Widespread. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Sainfoin	Onobrychis viciifolia	Grassy places & railway banks. Rare. Divs I & IV. Balderton. (H&H).
Nat	Rest-harrow	Ononis repens subsp. repens	Rough grassland. Not common. All divs. Langar Lane covert. (H&H).
Nat	Spiny Rest-harrow	Ononis spinosa	Rough grassland on basic soils. Freq. Divs II, III & IV. Common on the clays & river gravels of III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Birdsfoot	Ornithopus perpusillus	Sandy fields & grassland. Common on the Bunter & eastern river gravels. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Cas	Runner Bean	Phaseolus coccineus
Cas	a mock orange	Philadelphus x virginalis
Cas	Cultivated Pea	Pisum sativum
Cas	False Acacia	Robinia pseudoacacia	Freq planted in woods in the Dukeries. Div II. (H&H)
Neo	Crown Vetch	Securigera varia	Rare. Div III. Only record: Waste ground by Tolney Lane, Newark 1951. (H&H)
Cas	Spanish Broom	Spartium junceum	Div II. Planted. (H&H)
Cas	False Lupin	Thermopsis montana
Nat	Haresfoot Clover	Trifolium arvense	Disturbed ground on light soils. Locally common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Hop Trefoil	Trifolium campestre	Banks, dry meadows, roadsides etc. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Lesser Trefoil	Trifolium dubium	In all grassy places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Strawberry Clover	Trifolium fragiferum	Hollows on the river gravels where water stands in winter, paths, banks. Local. All divs. Hickling. (H&H).
Neo	Alsike Clover	Trifolium hybridum subsp. hybridum	Naturalised on roadsides, field borders and waste places throughout the county. All divs. Barnstone. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Zigzag Clover	Trifolium medium	Old grassland esp. on basic soils. Rather common, less so in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Slender Trefoil	Trifolium micranthum	Lawns & open grass communities. Rare or overlooked. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Red Clover	Trifolium pratense	Meadows, roadsides & grassy places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	White Clover	Trifolium repens	Meadows, roadsides etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Knotted Clover	Trifolium striatum	Meadows & banks on sandy soils. Locally common. All divs. Freq on the river gravels of Div III. Bunny Park. (H&H)
Nat	Subterranean Clover	Trifolium subterraneum	Gravelly meadows & banks. Local, with striatum but less common. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Gorse	Ulex europaeus	Heaths, hedges & woods on light soild. Common esp. in div II. (H&H) Locally common in Rushcliffe. Rough Hill, Bunny. (NP). Common (DW)
Nat	Western Gorse	Ulex gallii	Heaths. Local. Divs I & II. (H&H)
Nat	Dwarf Gorse	Ulex minor	Heaths. growing with gallii but not in such quantity. Rare. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Cas	Purple Vetch	Vicia benghalensis
Nat	Tufted vetch	Vicia cracca	Roadsides & rough ground. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas		Vicia faba	Less Common (DW)
Nat	Hairy Tare	Vicia hirsuta	Arable fields, waste ground, roadsides etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Spring Vetch	Vicia lathyroides	Dry fields & roadsides on the bunter & blown sand. Uncommon. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Common Vetch (Narrow-leaved Vetch)	Vicia sativa subsp. nigra	Roadsides, heaths & meadows on light soils. Common in div II, confined to sands & gravels elsewhere. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Common Vetch	Vicia sativa subsp. sativa	A relic of cultivation described under ssp segetalis by H&H. Now nationally rare. (NP)
Arc	Common Vetch	Vicia sativa subsp. segetalis	Roadsides, waste places V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Bush Vetch	Vicia sepium	Roadsides & meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Wood Vetch	Vicia sylvatica	Clay woodland. Local. Div III. Flintham Wood. (H&H). Scarce in Notts with nearly all records from ancient woodland. In Rushcliffe it is found at Flintham Wood and at Holme Pierepont. (NRPR)
Neo		Vicia tenuifolia
Nat	Smooth tare	Vicia tetrasperma	Roadsides, waste ground & grassy places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas		Vicia villosa
Eleagnaceae - Sea Buckthorn Family
Neo	Sea Buckthorn	Hippophae rhamnoides
Haloragaceae - Water Milfoil Family
Nat	Alternate Water Milfoil	Myriophyllum alterniflorum	Only record, Newark 1904 - considered doubtful. (H&H
Cas	Parrots' Feather	Myriophyllum aquaticum
Nat	Spiked Water Milfoil	Myriophyllum spicatum	Ponds, drains, canals & gravel pits. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Whorled Water Milfoil	Myriophyllum verticillatum	Ponds & drains in base rich waters. Rare. 'Trent opposite Colwick'. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Lythraceae - Purple-loosestrife Family
Nat	Water Purslane	Lythrum portula	Damp places where water has stood. Local. Chiefly on sand. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Purple Loosestrife	Lythrum salicaria	Water sides & marshes, willow holts. Comon. All divs. (H&H)
Thymelaeaceae - Mezereon Family
Nat	Spurge-laurel	Daphne laureola	Woods on heavy soils. Locally common. Divs I, III & IV. Langar, Owthorpe, Colston Bassett. (H&H)
Onagraceae - Willowherb Family
Nat	Rosebay	Chamerion angustifolium	Derelict & open woodland, heaths, waste ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Enchanter's Nightshade	Circaea lutetiana	Damp woods. Common, least so in Div II. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW). Bunny Old Wood, Wilwell Cutting (NP).
	Upland Enchanter's Nightshade	Circaea x intermedia	A hybrid of lutetiana and alpina. Only Notts record is from Clifton Grove. (NRPR)
Neo	American Willowherb	Epilobium ciliatum	Common (DW)
Nat	Great Willowherb	Epilobium hirsutum	Riversides, marshes, willow holts. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Spear-leaved Willowherb	Epilobium lanceolatum	Scarce in Notts; Occurs on the GCR at East Leake and the test track at Stanton on the Wolds. (NRPR)
Nat	Broad-leaved Willowherb	Epilobium montanum	Damp places & gardens. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Short-fruited Willowherb	Epilobium obscurum	Damp, shady places. Rather freq. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Marsh Willowherb	Epilobium palustre	Bogs & marshes, chiefly on light land. V freq in Div II; Freq esp in river valleys of div III. (H&H)
Nat	Hoary Willowherb	Epilobium parviflorum	Riversides & marshes. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Pale Willowherb	Epilobium roseum	Waste ground in towns, wher it partly replaces E montanum as a garden weed. Local. Divs I, II & III. Clifton Grove. (H&H)
Nat	Square-stemmed Willowherb	Epilobium tetragonum	Damp places. In more open habitats than obscurum & often on waste ground. Local. All divs. West Leake. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat		Epilobium x brevipilum	A hybrid of hirsutum x tetragonum. It occurs at Holme Pierrepont and Clifton
Nat		Epilobium x erroneum	A hybrid of hirsutum x montanum. It occurs at Cotgrave Colliery and formerly at Bunny landfill. (NRPR)
Nat		Epilobium x floridulum	A hybrid of ciliatum x parviflorum. Recorded at Skylarks NR, Stanford on Soar and Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat		Epilobium x haussknechtianum	A hybrid of montanum x tetragonum. Recorded at Cotgrave Colliery. (NRPR)
Nat		Epilobium x interjectum	A hybrid of ciliatum x montanum found at East Leake, Wilwell, Holme Pierrepont, Stanton on the Wolds, Cotgrave and Wilford. (NRPR)
Nat		Epilobium x limosum	A hybrid of montanum x parviflorum found at East Leake GCR, Stanford GCR and Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat		Epilobium x mentiens	A hybrid of ciliatum x tetragonum recorded at Wilwell Cutting and Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat		Epilobium x novae-civitatis	A hybrid of ciliatum x hirsutum. A single plant recorded at Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
		Epilobium x palatinum	A hybrid of parviflorum x tetragonym recorded near Tollerton. (NRPR)
Nat		Epilobium x subhirsutum	A hybrid of hirsutum x parviflorum recorded at West Leake Hills. (NRPR)
Nat		Epilobium x vicinum	A hybrid of ciliatum x obscurum found at the Clifton Campus of Nottm Trent Uni. (NRPR)
Cas	Fuchsia	Fuchsia magellanica
Neo	Common Evening Primrose	Oenothera biennis	Rubbish dumps, railway sidings & waste ground generally. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Small-flowered Evening Primrose	Oenothera cambrica
Neo	Large-flowered Evening Primrose	Oenothera glazioviana	Waste ground, dumps & near gardens. Uncommon, but prob increasing. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Fragrant Evening Primrose	Oenothera stricta
Neo	Intermediate Evening Primrose	Oenothera x fallax	Oe glazioviana x biennis.
Cornaceae - Dogwood Family
Cas	White Dogwood	Cornus alba
Nat	Dogwood	Cornus sanguinea	Hedges & scrub avoiding acid soils. Common except in div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Red Osier Dogwood	Cornus sericea
Cas	Spotted Laurel	Aucuba japonica
Viscaceae - Mistletoe Family
Nat	Mistletoe	Viscum album	Local. Divs II & III. (H&H). Well established at Burton Joyce and West Bridgford with a single plant near East Bridgford.
Celastraceae - Spindle Family
Nat	Spindle	Euonymus europaeus	Hedges & woods on basic soils. Common in divs I and III, less so in div II, v rare in IV. (H&H)
Aquifoliaceae - Holly Family
Nat	Holly	Ilex aquifolium	Native in Div I, planted or bird-sown elsewhere. Hedges, woods & rough pastures in div I. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Highclere Holly	Ilex x altaclerensis
Buxaceae - Box Family
Cas	Box	Buxus sempervirens	No known localities. Nowhere even naturalised. (H&H)
Euphorbiaceae - Spurge Family
Cas	Wood Spurge	Euphorbia amygdaloides subsp. robbiae	Woods. Extinct. Div III. (H&H)
Cas		Euphorbia characias
Cas		Euphorbia corallioides
Neo	Cypress Spurge	Euphorbia cyparissias	A rare alien. Div I. One record. (nr Mansfield). (H&H). Well established at Wilwell Cutting. (NP)
Arc	Dwarf Spurge	Euphorbia exigua	Arable fields on basic & clay soils. Locally freq. All divs. V freq in divs III & IV, (H&H). Nationally near-threatened but locally frequent in Rushcliffe. (NRPR)
Arc	Sun Spurge	Euphorbia helioscopia	Arable land & waste places. Common, All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Arc	Caper Spurge	Euphorbia lathyris	A persistent weed in old gardens. (H&H)
Arc	Petty Spurge	Euphorbia peplus	Arable land & waste places. V Common, All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Arc	Broad-leaved Spurge	Euphorbia platyphyllos	Cornfields. V rare. Div IV. Only record; West Leake (H&H). Extinct in Notts. Recorded at West Leake in 1905. (NRPR) Appears on BSBI post 1970 VC Census Catalogue. (NP)
Neo	Twiggy Spurge	Euphorbia x pseudovirgata
Arc	Annual Mercury	Mercurialis annua	Garden & field weed. V rare or extinct. Div III. (H&H). Scarce - recorded at Bunny and Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat	Dog's Mercury	Mercurialis perennis	Woods & hedges, Common, least so in div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Rhamnaceae - Buckthorn Family
Nat	Alder Buckthorn	Frangula alnus	Hedges, woods & drainsides, on moist sand or peat. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Buckthorn	Rhamnus cathartica	Hedges & woods. Generally common but less so in divs II & IV. (H&H)
Vitaceae - Family
Cas	Virginia Creeper	Parthenocissus quinquefolia	Various sp. of Parthenocissus are commonly cultivated and frequently found on waste ground in and around towns. (H&H)
Cas	Grape Vine	Vitis vinifera
Linaceae - Flax Family
Neo	Pale Flax	Linum bienne
Nat	Fairy Flax	Linum catharticum	Dry banks & meadows. esp. on basic soils. Common except in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Cas	Common Flax (Linseed)	Linum usitatissimum	Freq on roadsides and dumps and as a relic of cultivation; sometimes persisting for several years. All divs. (H&H)
Polygalaceae - Milkwort Family
Nat	Heath Milkwort	Polygala serpyllifolia	Heaths & old pastures on acid soil. Decreasing. All divs. (H&H) Absent from Rushcliffe? (NP)
Nat	Common Milkwort	Polygala vulgaris subsp. vulgaris	Pastures & roadsides on basic soils. Commoner than serpyllifolia but not recorded from Div II. Divs I. III & IV. (H&H)
Hippocastanaceae - Horse Chestnut Family
Neo	Red Horse Chestnut	Aesculus carnea	(An ornamental tree planted in parkland and large gardens, and as a street tree. Also, rarely, as an introduction in deciduous and mixed woodland.)
Neo	Horse Chestnut	Aesculus hippocastanum	Commonly planted & reproducing freely from seed. All divs. (H&H).
Aceraceae - Maple Family
Nat	Field Maple	Acer campestre	Hedges, wood verges. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Cappadociam Maple	Acer cappadocicum	(Planted in parks and large gardens, and on roadsides, and self-sown in grassland, hedgerows and waste land)
Neo	Norway Maple	Acer platanoides	Often planted around villages and occasionally in woods. Reproduces freely from seed. (H&H)
Neo	Sycamore	Acer pseudoplatanus	Woods, hedges & waste ground. V common. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	London Plane	Platanus x hispanica
Anacardiaceae - Sumach Family
Neo	Tree of Heaven	Ailanthus altissima	(Planted in streets and parks in urban areas, but rarely found elsewhere.)
Neo	Stagshorn Sumach	Rhus typhina
Oxalidaceae - Wood-sorrel Family
Nat	Wood-sorrel	Oxalis acetosella	Damp woods. Common in divs I & III and in the damper woods of div II. Absent from Div IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Pink Sorrel	Oxalis articulata	Occurs in gardens throughout the county but cannot be considered naturalised. Some uncertainty. (H&H)
Neo	Spreading (Procumbent) Yellow Sorrel	Oxalis corniculata	A common & invasive weed throughout the county. A purple leaved variety also occurs. Some uncertainty. (H&H)
Cas	Pink-purple Sorrel	Oxalis debilis
Neo		Oxalis dillenii
Neo	Least Yellow Sorrel	Oxalis exilis
Cas	Lilac Sorrel	Oxalis incarnata	Garden weed but less invasive than other Oxalis. Rare. Divs II & III. Some uncertainty. (H&H)

Origin	Common Name	Scientific Name	Status in Nottinghamshire
Geraniaceae - Geranium Family
Nat	Common Storksbill	Erodium cicutarium	Sandy fields, roadsides etc. Locally common. All divs. Rempstone. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Sea Storksbill	Erodium maritimum	Sandy banks. Prob extinct. Div II. (H&H).
Nat	Long-stalked Cranesbill	Geranium columbinum	Dry pastures esp. on basic soils. V rare. All divs. (H&H). Scarce in Notts. Found at Widmerpool test track, Bingham LP and Cotgrave Forest.
Arc	Cut-leaved Cranesbill	Geranium dissectum	Roadsides, borders of fields, waste places. Common except in Div II where it is practically confined to the Carrs. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	French Cranesbill	Geranium endressii
Nat	Shining Cranesbill	Geranium lucidum	Walls & rocks. V rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H).
Cas		Geranium macrorrhizum
Nat	Dovesfoot Cranesbill	Geranium molle	Waysides & grassland, arable land. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Dusky Cranesbill	Geranium phaeum	V rare. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Meadow Cranesbill	Geranium pratense	Damp meadows, roadsides & willow holts. Common in divs I & III, less so in II and IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Small-flowered Cranesbill	Geranium pusillum	Arable land & roadsides, on sand. Freq in Div II and on the sand in divs III & IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Hedgerow Cranesbill	Geranium pyrenaicum	Roadsides etc. Local. All divs. Cropwll Bishop, Sutton Bonington, Colston Bassett. (H&H)
Nat	Herb Robert	Geranium robertianum	Woods, hedges, waste ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Round-leaved Cranesbill	Geranium rotundifolium	Scarce in Notts. Found at Cotgrave Colliery but lost from the Bunny Landfill (Unconfirmed at Zouch) (NRPR)
Cas		Geranium rubescens
Neo	Bloody Cranesbill	Geranium sanguineum	Limestone rocks. Prob extinct. Div I. (H&H). All Rushcliffe records are believed to be garden escapes and the plant is barely naturalised at all in the county. (NRPR)
Cas	Pencilled Cranesbill	Geranium versicolor
Neo	Purple Cranesbill	Geranium x magnificum
Cas		Geranium x oxonianum
Limnanthaceae - Meadow-foam Family
Cas	Poached-egg Plant	Limnanthes douglasii
Tropaeolaceae - Nasturtium Family
Cas	Nasturtium	Tropaeolum majus	Common on rubbish dumps & as a garden escape. (H&H)
Balsaminaceae - Balsam Family
Neo	Orange Balsam	Impatiens capensis	Willow holts. Rare. Divs I & III. Shelford. (H&H)
Neo	Himalayan Balsam	Impatiens glandulifera	Riversides. Locally common. Divs I, II & III. (H&H) Common along the Trent valley and around Thorpe in the Glebe on Kingston Brook. An eradication programme on this invasive species is currently underway. (NP).
Neo	Small Balsam	Impatiens parviflora	Riversides, waste ground. Uncommon. Divs I & III. Clifton Grove. (H&H)
Arialaceae - Ivy Family
Neo		Hedera algeriensis
Neo	Persian Ivy	Hedera colchica
Nat	Ivy	Hedera helix subsp. helix	Walls, rocks, hedges & woodland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Ivy	Hedera helix subsp. hibernica	Common (DW)
Apiaceae - Carrot Family
Arc	Ground Elder	Aegopodium podagraria	Roadsides & gardens & freq in woods. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Fool's Parsley	Aethusa cynapium subsp. cynapium	A weed of cultivated ground. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Garden Angelica	Angelica archangelica	Riversides & damp woods. Uncommon. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Wild Angelica	Angelica sylvestris	Damp meadows & woods. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Bur Chervil	Anthriscus caucalis	Sandy ground esp on the bunter and blown sand. Local. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Cas	Garden Chervil	Anthriscus cerefolium	A rare casual. Trentside below Clifton Hall. (H&H)
Nat	Cow Parsley	Anthriscus sylvestris	Hedges, roadsides, woods & meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Wild Celery	Apium graveolens	Ditches & marshes. Apparently extinct. Divs II, III & IV. Costock. (H&H)
Nat	Lesser Marshwort	Apium inundatum	Pools & drains, chiefly in the Trent Valley & the Carrs. V local. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Rare in Notts. Recorded at Stanton on the Wolds. (NRPR)
Nat	Fool's Watercress	Apium nodiflorum	Ditches, pools & stream sides. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Lesser Water Parsnip	Berula erecta	Sides of streams, ponds and esp canals. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Arc	Caraway	Carum carvi	Meadows & gardens. Rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Rough Chervil	Chaerophyllum temulum	Roadsides, woods & bushy places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Cowbane	Cicuta virosa	River & pond sides. Extinct Div II. (H&H). Extinct before 1849 (NRPR). But appears on BSBI post 1970 Vice County Census Catalogue. (NP)
Arc	Hemlock	Conium maculatum	Dry, disturbed ground, near roads, streams, waste places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Pignut	Conopodium majus	Meadows, roadsides & grassland, woods. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Coriander	Coriandrum sativum
Nat	Wild Carrot	Daucus carota subsp. carota	Dry banks, roadsides & pastures. Common in divs I, III & IV, rae in II where it only occurs in artificial habitats. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Edible Carrot	Daucus carota subsp. sativus
Neo	Flat Sea Holly	Eryngium planum
Neo	Longleaf	Falcaria vulgaris	Naturalised on the Lias at Kilvington. Div IV. (H&H)
Arc	Fennel	Foeniculum vulgare	Dumps, waste ground and roadsides. Freq, often established on sandy gravel. Divs I,II & III. (H&H)
Cas	Giant Hogweed	Heracleum mantegazzianum	Scarce and controlled (NRPR)
Nat	Hogweed	Heracleum sphondylium subsp. sphondylium	Roadsides, meadows & all grassy places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Hybrid Hogweed	Heracleum sphondylium x mantegazzianum	Only three post 1970 Notts monads. One Rushcliffe record from Ruddington 2002. (NRPR).
Nat	Marsh Pennywort	Hydrocotyle vulgaris	Peaty bogs & drainsides. Still fairly common but decreasing. All divs, least common in IV. Rempstone Old Churchyard. (H&H)
Cas	Lovage	Levisticum officinale
Neo	Sweet Cicely	Myrrhis odorata	Meadows. Rare. Div (II) & III. (H&H)
Nat	Fine-leaved Water Dropwort	Oenanthe aquatica	Around deep muddy ponds & ditches. rare except in the Trent Valley. All divs. Canal at Cropwell Bishop. (H&H).
Nat	Hemlock Water Dropwort	Oenanthe crocata	Recorded at Nottingham meadows probably in error. (H&H)
Nat	Tubular Water Dropwort	Oenanthe fistulosa	Pondsides & damp meadows. Common in the Trent Valley; less so elsewhere. All divs. Div III: Common in the valleys of the Trent & its tributaries. Div IV: Grantham Canal. (H&H). Uncommon but occurs along the Grantham Canal and the Trent Valley. (NRPR)
Nat	Parsley Water Dropwort	Oenanthe lachenalii	Damp meadows on basic soils. Local. All divs. Cotgrave; Gotham; Wysall; West Leake; Hickling; Kinoulton. (H&H). Scarce - recorded from Kinoulton and Car Colston marshes. (NRPR)
Nat	Wild Parsnip	Pastinaca sativa	Roadsides, banks & waste ground. Common in all divs except II. (H&H)
Neo	Garden Parsley	Petroselinum crispum	Walls & rocks. rare. Divs I & II. (H&H)
Nat	Corn Parsley	Petroselinum segetum	Arable fields on basic soils. rare. Divs III & IV. Stanford on Soar. (H&H)
Nat	Greater Burnet-saxifrage	Pimpinella major	Meadows, roadsides & rough ground on calcareous soils. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Burnet-saxifrage	Pimpinella saxifraga	Meadows, roadsides & grassland. Common in divs I, III & IV, less so in II. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Sanicle	Sanicula europaea	Damp woods on all formations. Common, least so in div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Arc	Shepherd's Needle	Scandix pecten-veneris	Cornfields, esp on clay. Locally common. All divs. Freq in divs III & IV. (H&H). Formerly common in cornfields but now unknown from Rushcliffe. (NRPR)
Nat	Pepper-saxifrage	Silaum silaus	Meadows & grassy places. Freq except in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Stone Parsley	Sison amomum	Hedge sides and among bushes on heavy clay. Locally freq. Divs III & IV. East Leake, Bunny, Hickling, Kinoulton, Widmerpool. (H&H)
Arc	Alexanders	Smyrnium olusatrum	Rare. Near old buildings. Divs II & III. Bingham. (H&H)
Neo		Smyrnium perfoliatum
Arc	Spreading Hedge-parsley	Torilis arvensis	Arable fields. Rare. Divs III & IV. Kingston on Soar. Gotham/West Leake. (H&H). Formerly well represented in Rushcliffe, now found only at Cotgrave Colliery where it is now also disappearing. (NRPR)
Nat	Hedge Parsley	Torilis japonica	Roadsides, banks & dry places. Common. All divs (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Knotted Hedge-parsley	Torilis nodosa	Dry clay banks. Uncommon. Divs III & IV. Widely distributed in div III. Owthorpe. (H&H). Rare; recorded at Gotham Hills, Langar and Orston. (NRPR)
Gentianaceae - Gentian Family
Nat	Yellow-wort	Blackstonia perfoliata	Dry calcareous banks & pastures. Local. Divs I, II & IV. Stanton on the Wolds; Gotham; West Leake. (H&H)
Nat	Common Centaury	Centaurium erythraea	Rough meadows, banks & open woodland. Rather freq in all divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Lesser Centaury	Centaurium pulchellum
Nat	Autumn Gentian	Gentianella amarella subsp. amarella	Dry calcareous pastures. Formerly freq in I, now uncommon everywhere. Divs I, III & IV. East Leake; Costock; Widmerpool; Cotgrave Wolds. (H&H). Scarce and declining. Recently lost from Bunny, Rushcliffe GC and Gotham grassland but still present south of Gotham at Cuckoo Bush. (NRPR)
Apocynaceae - Periwinkle Family
Neo	Greater Periwinkle	Vinca major	Woods, rly bank, hedges. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H)
Arc	Lesser Periwinkle	Vinca minor	Freq planted & well naturalised in woodland. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H)
Solanaceae - Nightshade Family
Neo	Deadly Nightshade	Atropa belladonna	Around old buildings & quarries. Rare. Divs I, II & III. Clifton. (H&H). Highfields 2008. (NP)
Cas	Long-spined Thorn Apple	Datura ferox
Cas	Thorn-apple	Datura stramonium	Waste places & gardens, rubbish dumps. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Arc	Henbane	Hyoscyamus niger	Waste ground & rough clay slopes. Formery common, now rare. All divs. Ratcliffe on Soar, Clifton Wolds. (H&H). Scarce and vulnerable. Records from East Bridgford, Gotham Hills and Cotgrave Wolds. (NRPR)
Neo	Duke of Argyll's Tea Plant	Lycium barbarum agg.	Hedges nr houses. Uncommon. Divs I, II & IV. Kinoulton. (H&H)
Cas	Tomato	Lycopersicon esculentum	A common casual on dumps, sewage works & the Trent bank. (H&H)
Cas	Apple-of-Peru	Nicandra physalodes	A rare casual. Div III. (H&H)
Cas	Sweet Tobacco	Nicotiana alata
Cas		Nicotiana forgetiana
Cas		Nicotiana tabacum
Cas		Nicotiana x sanderae
Cas	Garden Petunia	Petunia x hybrida
Cas	Japanese Lantern	Physalis alkekengi
Cas	Tomatillo	Physalis ixocarpa
Cas	Cape Gooseberry	Physalis peruviana
Cas	Cock's Eggs	Salpichroa origanifolia
Nat	Bittersweet	Solanum dulcamara	Wet woods, hedgerows, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Black Nightshade	Solanum nigrum subsp. nigrum	Arable land, waste ground, gardens. Freq except in div I. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Green Nightshade	Solanum physalifolium
Cas	Potato	Solanum tuberosum	Freq on dumps & as a relic of cultivation. (H&H)
Cas	Woolly Nightshade	Solanum villosum
Convolvulaceae - Bindweed Family
Neo	Hairy Bindweed	Calystegia pulchra	Hedges nr houses. Rare. Divs ii, III & IV. West Bridgford. (H&H)
Nat	Hedge Bindweed	Calystegia sepium subsp. sepium	Damp hedgerows, willow holts, woods, waste ground. V common, All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Large Bindweed	Calystegia silvatica	Hedges & waste ground nr houses. Freq throughout. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat		Calystegia x howittiorum
Nat		Calystegia x lucana
Nat	Field Bindweed	Convolvulus arvensis	Arable fields, roadsides, waste places, V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cuscutaceae - Dodder Family
Nat	Dodder	Cuscuta epithymum	V rare or extinct. Div III. Kingston on Soar. (H&H)
Menyanthaceae - Bogbean Family
Nat	Bogbean	Menyanthes trifoliata	Bogs & pools. V rare & rapidly decreasing. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Fringed Water-lily	Nymphoides peltata	Lakes. V rare. Div I. One record (Welbeck Lakes - introduced). (H&H)
Polemoniaceae - Jacob's-ladder Family
	Jacob's Ladder	Polemonium caeruleum	A relic of cultivation. Rare. Divs I & III. (H&H
Hydrophyllaceae - Phacelia Family
Cas	Tansy-leaved Phacelia	Phacelia tanacetifolia
Boraginaceae - Borage Family
Neo		Amsinckia micrantha
Cas		Anaphalis margaritacea
Arc	Bugloss	Anchusa arvensis	Arable fields. Common on light soils. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Borage	Borago officinalis	Not seen since 1849. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Houndstongue	Cynoglossum officinale	Dry grassland, often on disturbed ground. Local. All divs. Widely distributed in Rushcliffe. (H&H). Declining in Notts. Recorded at Cropwell Bishop, East Bridgford, East Leake, Normanton on Soar, Orston, Ratcliffe on Soar, Stanford on Soar and Willoughby.. (NRPR)
Nat	Viper's Bugloss	Echium vulgare	Sandy fields & waste ground. Uncommon, Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Arc	Corn Gromwell	Lithospermum arvense	Arable fields esp in beans, on clay or basic soils. Locally freq. Divs I, III & IV. Flawborough; Kinoulton. (H&H). Nationally endangered. Gone from several former Rushcliffe sites but may still survive at Cropwell Bishop. (NRPR)
Nat	Common Gromwell	Lithospermum officinale	Wood verges & hedges. Rare. All divs. Plumtree; Clipstone Wolds. (H&H). Scarce in Notts and known in Rushcliffe, only from Cotgrave Forest. (NRPR)
Arc	Field Forgetmenot	Myosotis arvensis	Fields, hedges, woods. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Changing Forgetmenot	Myosotis discolor	Path & field sides, heaths, banks. More widespread than ramosissima. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Tufted Forgetmenot	Myosotis laxa subsp. caespitosa	Damp places & drain sides on sand & peat. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Early Forgetmenot	Myosotis ramosissima	Open communities on sandy soils. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Water Forgetmenot	Myosotis scorpioides	Rivers & stream sides. V common, All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Creeping Forgetmenot	Myosotis secunda	In turf bogs. Not frequent. Pleasley (Div I) & Rainworth & Oxton Bogs (Div II). (H&H) Seemingly considered extinct by H&H. (NP)
Nat	Wood Forgetmenot	Myosotis sylvatica	Damp woodland. Locally freq. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat		Myosotis x suzae
Neo	Green Alkanet	Pentaglottis sempervirens	Hedgebanks & woodlands nr houses. Uncommon. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Cas	Lungwort	Pulmonaria officinalis
Cas	Caucasian Comfrey	Symphytum caucasicum
Nat	Common Comfrey	Symphytum officinale subsp. officinale	Damp hedge bottoms, willow holts & river sides. Locally v freq. Has apparently increased recently. (H&H)
Neo	White Comfrey	Symphytum orientale	A rare casual. Div III. One record; (by the Devon at Newark. (H&H)
Neo	Tuberous Comfrey	Symphytum tuberosum
Neo	Russian Comfrey	Symphytum x uplandicum	Widespread in hedge bottoms, woods road & canal sides. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Verbenaceae - Verbena Family
Arc	Vervain	Verbena officinalis	Waysides. V rare. Divs I, II & III. West Leake. (H&H). Scarce in Notts; recorded at Barnstone, Bingham and Cotgrave. (NRPR)
Lamiaceae - Mint Family
Nat	Bugle	Ajuga reptans	Moist woods & pastures. Common but less so in div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Arc	Black Horehound	Ballota nigra subsp. meridionalis	Hedges & waste ground. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Basil Thyme	Clinopodium acinos	Dry banks. Rather rare. All divs (H&H). Rare in Notts. Well established in a cutting of the GCR at Stanford on Soar. (NRPR)
Neo	Common Calamint	Clinopodium ascendens	Banks & fields. V rare. Divs I, II & III (H&H). Scarce in Notts as a wild plant. Known from Plumtree railway line and Holme Pierrepont. Previously at Bunny Landfill but now lost. (NRPR)
Nat	Wild Basil	Clinopodium vulgare	Hedgebanks & rough grassland, chiefly on strong land. Freq except in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Arc	Red Hemp-nettle	Galeopsis angustifolia	Arable fields on clay or peat. Local & now rare. Divs III & IV. West Leake; East Leake; Colston Bassett; Owthorpe; Orston; Cropwell Bishop. (H&H)
Nat		Galeopsis bifida
Arc	Large-flowered Hemp-nettle	Galeopsis speciosa	Arable fields, esp on peat. Formerly rather freq, now chiefly found on the Carrs. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Common Hemp-nettle	Galeopsis tetrahit	Fields & waste places. V common, All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat		Galeopsis x ludwigii
Nat	Ground Ivy	Glechoma hederacea	Hedges, woods, roadsides, waste ground. V common. All divs. Common (DW)
Neo	"Garden" Yellow Archangel	Lamiastrum galeobdolon subsp. argentatum	Less Common (DW)
Nat	Yellow Archangel	Lamiastrum galeobdolon subsp. montanum	Woods & shady banks. Locally common. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Arc	White Dead-nettle	Lamium album	Roadsides & waste places. Common. All divs, (H&H). Common (DW)
Arc	Henbit Dead-nettle	Lamium amplexicaule	Freq on the light soild of divs II, III & IV, rare in div I. (H&H)
Arc	Cut-leaved Dead-nettle	Lamium hybridum	Arable land on light soils. Locally freq, esp on the Carrs. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Spotted Dead-nettle	Lamium maculatum	Occasionally naturalised by roadsides. Divs I & IV. Rempstone. (H&H)
Arc	Red Dead-nettle	Lamium purpureum	Roadsides, arable & waste land. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Common Lavender	Lavandula angustifolia
Cas	Motherwort	Leonurus cardiaca	Waste places & near gardens. Rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Gipsywort	Lycopus europaeus	River, canal & drain sides.V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	White Horehound	Marrubium vulgare	Roadsides around dwellings. V rare or extinct. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Balm	Melissa officinalis	Div IV. One record. Cropwell Bishop. (H&H)
Nat	Water Mint	Mentha aquatica	River & canal sides, marshes. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Corn Mint	Mentha arvensis	Arable fields, waysides, damp ground. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Pennyroyal	Mentha pulegium	Marshy places. Prob extinct. Divs II & III. (H&H). Nationally endangered Schedule 8. Rare. Rushcliffe CP and formerly at Bunny landfill. (NRPR)
Arc	Spear Mint	Mentha spicata	Roadsides & dumps. Uncommon. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Neo	Bushy Mint	Mentha x gracilis
Neo	Peppermint	Mentha x piperita	Streamsides. Rare & decreasing. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Tall Mint	Mentha x smithiana	Marshy places. Rare. Divs II, III & IV. Owthorpe. (H&H)
Nat	Whorled Mint	Mentha x verticillata	Rare or overlooked. Divs II, III & IV, West Bridgford; Holme Pierrepont; Hickling. (H&H)
Neo	Apple Mint	Mentha x villosa
Neo	Sharp-leaved Mint	Mentha x villosonervata
Arc	Catmint	Nepeta cataria	Hedgebanks. V rare. All divs. Kingston on Soar; Cotgrave Gorse. (H&H)
Cas	Garden Catmint	Nepeta x faassenii
Nat	Marjoram	Origanum vulgare	Banks on calcareous soil. Uncommon. All divs. Normanton on the Wolds.
Neo	Jerusalem Sage ?	Phlomis russeliana
Nat	Self-heal	Prunella vulgaris	Meadows, roadsides, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Rosemary	Rosmarinus officinalis
Cas		Salvia reflexa
Cas		Salvia sclarea
Nat	Wild Clary	Salvia verbenaca	Roadsides & waste ground. Now V rare. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Skullcap	Scutellaria galericulata	River & canal sides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Arc	Field Woundwort	Stachys arvensis	Sandy arable fields. Uncommon. All divs. Owthorpe. (H&H). Uncommon. Recorded near Costock and along the Trent Valley. (NRPR)
Neo	Lamb's-ear	Stachys byzantina
Nat	Betony	Stachys officinalis	Heathy pastures & open woodland. Freq esp on the coal measures. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Marsh Woundwort	Stachys palustris	River & canal sides, marshes. Freq in divs I, II & III, absent from IV. (H&H)
Nat	Hedge Woundwort	Stachys sylvatica	Hedgesides, woods, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	S. ambigua x palustris	Stachys x ambigua	Div III. Canal banks. (Drakeholes; Wiseton.) (H&H). Recorded from Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat	Wood Sage	Teucrium scorodonia	Bushy places on light soil. Locally common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Large Thyme	Thymus pulegioides	Bingham LP as an introduction and formerly (1950) on West Leake Hills where it was considered native. (NRPR)
Nat	Wild Thyme	Thymus polytrichus subsp. britannicus	Dry banks & pastures. Now rather rare. All divs. Gotham. (H&H). Uncommon in Notts. In Rushcliffe found only at Gotham Hills (and Bingham LP where it is introduced). (NRPR)
Cas	Garden Thyme	Thymus vulgaris
Hippuridaceae - Marestail Family
Nat	Marestail	Hippuris vulgaris	Ponds & drains mostly in base-rich waters. Common in div I and on the Carrs, rare elsewhere. West Leake. Trent above Wilford. (H&H)
Callitrichaceae - Water Starwort Family
Nat	Water Starwort agg.	Callitriche sp.	Common (DW)
Nat	Intermediate Water Starwort	Callitriche hamulata	Ponds. Rare. Div II. (H&H). Uncommon; found at Clifton pond and Adbolton. (NRPR)
Nat	Blunt-fruited Water Starwort	Callitriche obtusangula	Streams & ditches. rare. Div III. Fairham brook, Wilford, Bingham. (H&H)
Nat	Various-leaved Water Starwort	Callitriche platycarpa
Nat	Common Water Starwort	Callitriche stagnalis	Ponds, drains etc. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Short-leaved Water Starwort	Callitriche truncata subsp. occidentalis	Slow streams, canals, large drains. Local. Chiefly in the north. Divs II & III. (H&H). Although scarce nationally, this species is known from several sites along the Trent and the Soar. (NRPR)
Plantaginaceae - Plantain Family
Nat	Buckshorn Plantain	Plantago coronopus	Heaths & gravelly paths. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Ribwort Plantain	Plantago lanceolata	Grassland & banks. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Greater Plantain	Plantago major subsp. intermedia	Common (DW)
Nat	Greater Plantain	Plantago major subsp. major	Roadsides, farmyards, grassland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Hoary Plantain	Plantago media	Grassland on basic soils. Freq except in div II. All divs (H&H)
Buddlejaceae - Buddliea Family
Neo	Butterfly Bush	Buddleja davidii	Freq naturalised on walls and in waste places in towns. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Orange-ball Buddleja	Buddleja globosa
Oleaceae - Ash Family
Cas		Forsythia x intermedia
Neo	Garden Privet	Ligustrum ovalifolium	Naturalised in hedges, chiefly nr villages. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Wild Privet	Ligustrum vulgare	Hedges & scrubland. Common but less so in div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Ash	Fraxinus excelsior	Hedges & woods. Common. The commonest hedgerow tree in the Trent Valley. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Lilac	Syringa vulgaris	Freq naturalised in hedges. All divs. (H&H)
Scrophulariaceae - Figwort Family
Neo	Snapdragon	Antirrhinum majus	Old walls & a freq casual on dumps. Uncommon. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Trailing Snapdragon	Asarina procumbens
Arc	Small Toadflax	Chaenorhinum minus	Cornfields, rly lines & waste places. On every rly in the county. Prev recorded as a rare confield weed. (H&H)
Neo	Ivy-leaved Toadflax	Cymbalaria muralis subsp. muralis	Naturalised on walls. Common in divs I & III.less so in II & IV. Considered rare in 1849. (H&H) Not to subspecies. (NP)
Neo	Ivy-leaved Toadflax	Cymbalaria muralis subsp. visianii	Naturalised on walls. Common in divs I & III.less so in II & IV. Considered rare in 1849. (H&H) Not to subspecies. (NP)
Cas	Straw Foxglove	Digitalis lutea
Nat	Foxglove	Digitalis purpurea	Woods & hedges on light soils. Locally common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Fairy Foxglove	Erinus alpinus
Nat	Eyebright	Euphrasia anglica	Rare. Div II. (Rufford & Thoresby Parks. (H&H)
Nat	Eyebright	Euphrasia nemorosa	Roadsides, heaths, dry banks & woodland rides.The common sp in Notts & generally distributed. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Eyebright	Euphrasia pseudokerneri	Rare. Divs III & IV. One record; West Leake Hills where common. 1905. (H&H). Endangered and nationally scarce. It was recorded at West Leake in 1905 and again recently where it was found to be well established. (NRPR)
Neo	Koromiko	Hebe salicifolia
Arc	Sharp-leaved Fluellen	Kickxia elatine	Cornfields on clay. More freq than spuria. Divs I, III & IV.West Leake; Stanton on the Wolds; Orston; Owthorpe; Bunny et.al. (H&H)
Arc	Round-leaved Fluellen	Kickxia spuria	Cornfields on clay. Rare, except on the lias and decreasing. Divs III & IV. West Leake; Owthorpe; Colston Bassett; orston; Flawborough et.el. (H&H)
Nat	Mudwort	Limosella aquatica	Prob extinct. Div III. One record. (Nr Kirklington Mill). (H&H). Nationally and locally scarce. Considered extinct but now being found in the county with the sole Rushcliffe record from Shelford Carr. (NRPR)
Cas		Linaria maroccana
Neo	Purple Toadflax	Linaria purpurea	Rather freq on rubbish dumps. (H&H)
Arc	Pale Toadflax	Linaria repens	On dumps & nr houses. Not common. Div III. (H&H). Uncommon in Notts. Found at Stragglethorpe, West Bridgford and Bunny. (NRPR)
Nat	Common Toadflax	Linaria vulgaris	Hedges & rough grassland. Common, All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat		Linaria x sepium	A hybrid of vulgaris x repens found at Cotgrave Colliery. (NRPR)
Nat	Common Cow-wheat	Melampyrum pratense subsp. pratense	Woods on light soil. Rare & decreasing. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Monkeyflower	Mimulus guttatus	Streamsides. Uncommon, Divs I, II & III, (H&H)
Neo	Musk	Mimulus moschatus	Div II. One record. (Wollaton Park). (H&H)
Neo	Hybrid Monkeyflower	Mimulus x robertsii
Nat	Red Bartsia	Odontites vernus subsp. serotinus	Farm roads, arable land. Common esp on the heavy clays of divs III & IV, least common in div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Yellow Bartsia	Parentucellia viscosa
Nat	Yellow Rattle	Rhinanthus minor subsp. minor	Meadows, roadsides & grassy places. Common. All divs (H&H) . Not to subsp. (NP)
Nat	Yellow Rattle	Rhinanthus minor subsp. stenophyllus	Meadows, roadsides & grassy places. Common. All divs (H&H) . Not to subsp. (NP)
Nat	Common Figwort	Scrophularia nodosa	Moist woods. Common, less so in Div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Yellow Figwort	Scrophularia vernalis	Rare. Shrubberies. Div I. (Wollaton Park). (H&H)
Cas		Verbascum blattaria
Neo		Verbascum chaixii
Cas	White Mullein	Verbascum lychnitis	Extinct. Div III. One record - Clifton Hill 1805. (H&H)
Nat	Dark Mullein	Verbascum nigrum	Hedges, dry woods. Rare. Divs I, II & III. Barton in Fabis (gdn esc.) (H&H). Presumed non-native at Bingham LP and formerly at Bunny landfill. (NRPR)
Neo	Orange Mullein	Verbascum phlomoides	Dry woodland roadsides. Divs II & III. Becoming more established esp in the Forest country. (H&H)
Cas	Purple Mullein	Verbascum phoeniceum
Neo	Hungarian Mullein	Verbascum speciosum
Nat	Great Mullein	Verbascum thapsus	Quarries, open woodland, waste places, rly banks. V freq in div I, less so in II & III, rare in IV. Owthorpe. (H&H)
Cas	Twiggy Mullein	Verbascum virgatum	Arable fields & gardens. Rare. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Cas		Verbascum x duernsteinense
Arc	Green Field Speedwell	Veronica agrestis	Gardens & arable fields, poss preferring lighter land. Now uncommon. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Water Speedwell	Veronica anagallis-aquatica	See V. catenata for H&H status. (NP)
Nat	Wall Speedwell	Veronica arvensis	Walls & bare ground, heaths. Common esp on the Forest. All divs (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Brooklime	Veronica beccabunga	Streams, ponds & marshes. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Pink Water Speedwell	Veronica catenata	Marshes & stream sides. "The common sp in Notts but not prev distinguished from anagallis-aquatica." Locally common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Germander Speedwell	Veronica chamaedrys	Hedgebanks & grassy places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Slender Speedwell	Veronica filiformis	Inc naturalised on roadsides, in lawns etc but not yet common. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Arc	Ivy-leaved Speedwell	Veronica hederifolia subsp. hederifolia	Bare dry ground, arable land. V common. All divs. (H&H). Not to subsp. (NP) Less Common (DW)
Arc	Ivy-leaved Speedwell	Veronica hederifolia subsp. lucorum	Bare dry ground, arable land. V common. All divs. (H&H). Not to subsp. (NP). Less Common (DW)
Cas		Veronica longifolia
Nat	Wood Speedwell	Veronica montana	Moist woods. Common in divs I & III, chiefly nr streams in div II, absent from div IV, (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Heath Speedwell	Veronica officinalis	Heathland, old pasture & open woodland. Common on the light soils in divs I & II. Mainly woodland rides in div III and the drift soils of div IV. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Common Field Speedwell	Veronica persica	Arable fields, gardens & waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Grey Field Speedwell	Veronica polita	Gardens. Not common contrary to earlier botanst's experience. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Marsh Speedwell	Veronica scutellata	Bogs & marshes. Uncommon. All divs. Wysall. (H&H). Scarce in Notts, the only Rushcliffe record is from Rempstone Old Churchyard. (NRPR)
Nat	Thyme-leaved Speedwell	Veronica serpyllifolia subsp. serpyllifolia	Walls, lawns & sandy ground. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Water Figwort	Scrophularia auriculata	River, canal & pond sides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Orobanchaceae - Broomrape Family
Nat	Toothwort	Lathraea squamaria	Woods & hedgebanks. Local. Divs I, II & III.
Nat	Common Broomrape	Orobanche minor	Roadsides, waste places, newly seeded fields. Rare. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H). Uncommon but apparently increasing in Notts. Has been recorded on Cotgrave Colliery site and in West Bridgford. (NRPR)
Acanthaceae - Bearsbreech Family
Neo	Bear's Breech	Acanthus mollis	(Persisting where it is dumped from gardens in sites such as roadsides, railway banks, waste places and in woodlands.)
Lentibulariaceae - Butterwort Family
Nat	Common Butterwort	Pinguicula vulgaris	Bogs & marshes. Formerly rather common, now prob extinct. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Extinct in Notts - may formerly have occurred in Rushcliffe. (NRPR). Appears in the post 1970 BSBI VC Census Catalogue. (NP)
Campanulaceae - Bellflower Family
Neo		Campanula fragilis
Nat	Clustered Bellflower	Campanula glomerata	Calcareous grassland. V rare. Divs I & III. West Leake. (H&H)
Nat	Giant Bellflower	Campanula latifolia	Woods & hedges on strong land. Locally common. All divs. Freq in div III. Rempstone. (H&H)
Cas	Canterbury Bells	Campanula medium
Neo	Peach-leaved Bellflower	Campanula persicifolia
Cas	Adria Bellflower	Campanula portenschlagiana
Neo	Trailing Bellflower	Campanula poscharskyana
Neo	Creeping Bellflower	Campanula rapunculoides	Woods & rly banks, roadsides. Uncommon. All divs. Normanton on Soar. (H&H)
Nat	Harebell	Campanula rotundifolia	Grassland. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Nettle-leaved Bellflower	Campanula trachelium	Woods on limestone. Rare. Divs I, (III) & IV. Nr West Leake on the lias. (H&H)
Nat	Sheepsbit	Jasione montana	Sandy places, often on disturbed ground. Uncommon. Divs II & III. In div III all records from the blown sand except Muskham. (H&H)
Arc	Venus' Looking-glass	Legousia hybrida	Cornfields on calcareous soils. Rare. Divs I & IV. West Leake, Colston Basset. (H&H). Rare in Notts but recently located in three sites at Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Cas	Garden Lobelia	Lobelia erinus	Occurs on rubbish dumps. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Lawn Lobelia	Pratia angulata
Rubiaceae - Bedstraw Family
Cas		Asperula arvensis
Nat	Crosswort	Cruciata laevipes	Roadsides & grassy places. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Cleavers	Galium aparine	Hedges, woods & waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Slender Marsh Bedstraw	Galium constrictum
Nat	Hedge Bedstraw	Galium mollugo	Hedges & rough meadows on basic soils. Locally freq. All divs. Freq in div III esp on the clay. Gotham Hill; Sutton Bonington. (H&H)
Nat	Woodruff	Galium odoratum	Damp woodland on clay soil. Freq in divs I & III, rare in II and absent from IV. (H&H)
Nat	Marsh Bedstraw	Galium palustre subsp. elongatum	Probably under-recorded but found at Stanford on Soar, Holme Pit and Radcliffe on Trent. (NRPR)
Nat	Marsh Bedstraw	Galium palustre subsp. palustre	Marshes & watersides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Wall Bedstraw	Galium parisiense
Nat	Heath Bedstraw	Galium saxatile	Heaths & sandy fields. Common on the light soils in all divs, esp on the bunter & the sands east of the Trent. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Fen Bedstraw	Galium uliginosum	Bogs, esp in less acid situations. Decreasing. All divs. Rempstone Old Churchyard. (H&H). Scarce in Notts but well established at Rempstone Old Churchyard. (NRPR)
Nat	Lady's Bedstraw	Galium verum	Meadows & grassland. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Caucasian Crosswort	Phuopsis stylosa
Nat	Field Madder	Sherardia arvensis	Arable fields. Freq. All divs. (H&H)
Caprifoliaceae - Honeysuckle Family
Cas	Flowering Nutmeg	Leycesteria formosa
Cas	Japanese Honeysuckle	Lonicera japonica
Cas		Lonicera nitida
Nat	Honeysuckle	Lonicera periclymenum	Woods & hedges. Common esp on light soils. Rare in div IV except on the sand & drift. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Elder	Sambucus nigra	Hedges, scrub & woodland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
	Danewort	Sambucus ebulus	Formerly present at Gamston and Bunny but now extinct in Rushcliffe - just! A well established population exists 4.5 metres into Leicestershire at Kinoulton. (NRPR)
Neo	Snowberry	Symphoricarpos albus	Commonly planted as game cover in woods and near villages and now naturalised. All divs. (H&H)
Neo		Symphoricarpos x chenaultii
Nat	Wayfaring-tree	Viburnum lantana	Hedges & woods. very rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Guelder-rose	Viburnum opulus	Damp woods & hedges. Common except in div IV where it is chiefly on the sands. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Adoxaceae - Moschatel Family
Nat	Moschatel	Adoxa moschatellina	Damp woods. Common in divs I & III, less so in div II & absent from div IV. (H&H)
Valerianaceae - Valerian Family
Neo	Red Valerian	Centranthus ruber	Widespread. Naturalised on walls, dy banks, clay pits etc. near houses. (H&H)
Nat	Marsh Valerian	Valeriana dioica	Boggy & peaty meadows. Decreasing. All divs. Rempstone. (H&H). Uncommon and declining in Notts. No longer present in Rushcliffe. Formerly known from near Costock. (NRPR)
Nat	Common Valerian	Valeriana officinalis	Damp woods, hedge-bottoms & streamsides. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Arc	Keeled-fruited Cornsalad	Valerianella carinata
Arc	Narrow-fruited Cornsalad	Valerianella dentata	Arable fields on basic soils. Uncommon. All divs. West Leake; Owthorpe; Bunny; Cotgrave. (H&H). Scarce in Notts (formerly more common). A population at West Leake has not been found since 1987. (NRPR)
Nat	Common Cornsalad	Valerianella locusta	Railway banks, hedgesides & arable fields. Freq. All divs. (H&H)
Dipsacaceae - Teasel Family
Neo	Giant Scabious	Cephalaria gigantea
Nat	Wild Teasel	Dipsacus fullonum	Banks, woodland rides, waste places. Common esp in div IV. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Cut-leaved Teasel	Dipsacus laciniatus	Recorded near Whatton in 2016 (NP)
Nat	Small Teasel	Dipsacus pilosus	Edges of woods. Rare. Divs I & III. Flintham Wood. (H&H). Scarce in Notts; it is known from a couple of sites near Flintham. (NRPR)
Cas	Fuller's Teasel	Dipsacus sativus	Recorded near Brinsley, 1987-1999 (NP)
Nat	Field Scabious	Knautia arvensis	Roadsides & edges of arable fields. Common esp in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Small Scabious	Scabiosa columbaria	Calcareous grassland. Fairly freq but decreasing. All divs. Gamston. (H&H)
Nat	Devils-bit Scabious	Succisa pratensis	Meadows & woodland rides. Common, esp on the coal measures, but rather rare in IV where it is chiefly on the drift soils. All divs. (H&H)
Asteraceae - Daisy Family
Nat	Yarrow	Achillea millefolium	Grassland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Sneezewort	Achillea ptarmica	Marshy places & streamsides. Freq. All divs. (H&H)
Cas		Ambrosia artemisiifolia
Arc	Corn Chamomile	Anthemis arvensis	Sandy fields. Local. All divs. Cotgrave, Kinoulton. (H&H). Now extinct (NRPR)
Arc	Stinking Chamomile	Anthemis cotula	Arable fields & roadsides. Decreasing, less common than A. arvensis. (H&H). Recent records from 7 Rushcliffe locations all close to the Leics county boundary. (NRPR)
Cas	Yellow Chamomile	Anthemis tinctoria	A rare alien. Div III. One record; (Newark). (H&H)
Arc	Greater Burdock	Arctium lappa	Damp woods & willow holts. Freq. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Lesser Burdock	Arctium minus	Hedgesides & woodland borders. Rather freq esp in divs I & II. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Wood Burdock	Arctium nemorosum
Nat		Arctium x nothum
Arc	Wormwood	Artemisia absinthium	Waste places, road & path sides. Common esp on the Trent side. Rare in Div IV. All divs. Willoughby on the Wolds; Cropwell Bishop; Bunny (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas		Artemisia annua
Cas		Artemisia verlotiorum*
Arc	Mugwort	Artemisia vulgaris	Roadsides & waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Narrow-leaved Michaelmas Daisy	Aster lanceolatus
Cas	Hairy Michaelmas Daisy	Aster novae-angliae	Given the confusion regarding Aster sp, I have lumped the status given by H&H for this sp. under A x salignus. (NP)
Neo	Confused Michaelmas Daisy	Aster novi-belgii	Given the confusion regarding Aster sp, I have lumped the status given by H&H for this sp. under A x salignus. (NP)
Nat	Sea Aster	Aster tripolium	Tidal mud banks of the Trent etc. Rare. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Common Michaelmas Daisy	Aster x salignus	Common on rubbish dumps, around camps and naturalised on roadsides. All divs. (H&H). A x salignus is not reported by H&H and I have lumped the status of novae-angliae & nova-belgii here. (NP)
Neo	Changing Michaelmas Daisy	Aster x versicolor
Nat	Daisy	Bellis perennis	Grassland. All divs. V common; less so on the acid sand of div 2. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Nodding Bur-marigold	Bidens cernua	Ponds, anciently on peat, now chiefly around towns in foul water. Locally freq. Divs I, II & III. Casual on banks of Trent & Soar. (H&H)
Neo	Beggarticks	Bidens frondosa	Div III. One record (Farndon Willow Holt 1961) (H&H
Nat	Trifid Bur-marigold	Bidens tripartita	River & canal sides. Common except in Div IV. All divs. Canal banks at Kinoulton, Owthorpe & Hickling. Less Common (DW)
Cas		Brachyglottis 'Sunshine'
Neo	Pot Marigold	Calendula officinalis	Freq as a garden escape & on rubbish dumps. (H&H)
Nat	Welted Thistle	Carduus crispus subsp. multiflorus	Hedges & waste ground. Common on the clays on div III and IV, less so elsewhere. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Musk Thistle	Carduus nutans	Meadows, roadsides & waste places. Common on light soils, esp the bunter & in the Trent Valley. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Slender Thistle	Carduus tenuiflorus	Rare. Div III. Clifton, East Stoke. (H&H)
Nat		Carduus x stangii
Nat	Carline Thistle	Carlina vulgaris	Dry banks & grassland on basic soils. Widespread. All divs. Clipstone, Gotham, Cotgrave. (H&H)
Cas	Safflower	Carthamus tinctorius
Arc	Cornflower	Centaurea cyanus	Arable fields, freshly disturbed roadsides, on sand. Now rare Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Rare as an uncultivated plant but widely distributed as an introduction or escape. In the wild (since 1970) it has only been found in an arable field at Costock. (NRPR)
Neo	Perennial Cornflower	Centaurea montana	Freq on rubbish dumps. (H&H)
Nat	Common Knapweed	Centaurea nigra	Grassland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Greater Knapweed	Centaurea scabiosa	Roadsides & rough grassland. Freq except in div III. All divs. Apparently absent from the marls of div III. (H&H)
Arc	Corn Marigold	Chrysanthemum segetum	Arable fields on light soils. Abundant before herbicides and still fairly freq. All divs. (H&H). Scarce in Rushcliffe - just a couple of recent records. (NRPR)
Neo	Common Blue Sow-thistle	Cicerbita macrophylla subsp. uralensis
Arc	Chicory	Cichorium intybus	Road & field sides esp on sand. Freq in divs II & III, less so elsewhere. Stanton on the Wolds. (H&H)
Nat	Dwarf Thistle	Cirsium acaule	Rough meadows & banks on basic soils. Uncommon. All divs. Widespread in Rushcliffe. (H&H). Scarce in Notts where all modern records are from Rushcliffe. Found at Barnstone; Normanton on Soar; Langar; Gotham Hills; Orston Plaster Pits and Hickling Standard. (NRPR)
Nat	Creeping Thistle	Cirsium arvense	Meadows, arable land, waste ground. V common. All divs. Common (DW)
Nat	Woolly Thistle	Cirsium eriophorum	Rough meadows & scrub on basic soils. Rare. Now chiefly in & near div IV. Divs I, III & IV. Bunny; Cotgrave Wolds; Owthorpe; Clipstone Wolds; Colston Bassett; East Leake; Widmerpool; Cropwell Bishop; Wysall. (H&H)
Nat	Marsh Thistle	Cirsium palustre	Damp meadows. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Spear Thistle	Cirsium vulgare	Meadows, roadsides, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	C. eriophorum x vulgare	Cirsium x grandiflorum	Known from only one site in Notts - at Cropwell Bishop disused gypsum works
Neo	Canadian Fleabane	Conyza canadensis	Waste ground on light soils & in towns. Still rather uncertain in its occurrence. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Garden Cosmos	Cosmos bipinnatus
Nat	Rough Hawksbeard	Crepis biennis	Roadsides & meadows. Local, Has apparently increased recently. Divs I, III & IV. West Leake Hills. Normanton on Soar. (H&H)
Nat	Smooth Hawksbeard	Crepis capillaris	Roadsides, grassland, waste places. V common. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Marsh Hawksbeard	Crepis paludosa	Marshes. V rare. Div I. (H&H)
Cas	Bristly Hawksbeard	Crepis setosa	A rare alien. Casual. One record. (H&H).
Neo	Beaked Hawksbeard	Crepis vesicaria subsp. taraxacifolia	Roadsides, waste places. Increasing. All divs. Common in div III. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Leopardsbane	Doronicum pardalianches	Naturalised in shady places. Rather rare. Divs I & II. (H&H)
Neo	Blue Globe-thistle	Echinops bannaticus
Neo	Globe-thistle	Echinops exaltatus
Nat	Blue Fleabane	Erigeron acer	Dry banks on limestone & gravel. Common in div I. In div II, III & IV, chiefly on rly banks & disturbed ground. Increasing (H&H)
Neo	Seaside Daisy	Erigeron glaucus
Cas	Mexican Fleabane	Erigeron karvinskianus
Nat	Hemp Agrimony	Eupatorium cannabinum	Streamsides & damp places. Common in the west & the Trent Valley, rare in div IV. All divs. (H&H). Wilwell Cutting (NP)
Nat	Small Cudweed	Filago minima	Barren sandy ground. Less common than F. vulgaris. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H).
Nat	Common Cudweed	Filago vulgaris	Barren sandy ground. Locally common. All divs. Comon on the river gravels & blown sand of div III. Thrumpton; Upper Broughton. (H&H). Near threatened nationally but locally common in Notts, less so in Rushcliffe. (NRPR)
Cas	Gallant Soldier	Galinsoga parviflora	Naturalised in waste places, esp in & about Nottingham. Wilford. (H&H)
Neo	Shaggy Soldier	Galinsoga quadriradiata	Naturalised in several places. Divs II & III. West Bridgford. (H&H)
Nat	Heath Cudweed	Gnaphalium sylvaticum	Heaths & sandy woods. Local. Divs II, III & IV. Near "Leake"; Clipstone Wolds. (H&H)
Nat	Marsh Cudweed	Gnaphalium uliginosum	Damp places & where water has stood. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Niger	Guizotia abyssinica
Cas	Annual Sunflower	Helianthus annuus	Common on rubbish dumps & occasionally on the Trent bank. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Jerusalem Artichoke	Helianthus tuberosus	Freq on rubbish dumps. (H&H)
Cas	Perennial Sunflower	Helianthus x laetiflorus	H. decapetalus is presumed to refer to this taxa. (NP). Freq on rubbish dumps. (H&H)
Neo		Hieracium acuminatum
Nat		Hieracium calcaricola
Nat		Hieracium diaphanum
Neo	Spotted Hawkweed	Hieracium maculatum	Rly banks & waste ground. Local. Divs I & II. (H&H
Neo		Hieracium pulmonarioides	Rare. Div II. One record; Nottingham castle walls. (H&H)
Nat		Hieracium sabaudum	sens. lat. is recorded by T. Ordoyno 1807 and by G Howitt as freq, and H. boreale is recorded by J.W. Carr. (H&H / NP)
Neo		Hieracium salticola
Nat	Narrow-leaved Hawkweed	Hieracium umbellatum subsp. umbellatum	Heaths, sandy woods & fields. Locally common. All divs. Freq on the gravels east of the Trent. (H&H)
Nat		Hieracium vagum	Rly banks, pit dumps, woods & roadsides. Common in div I & II, less so in divs III & IV, where it occurs chiefly on the gravels east of the Trent & on a few rly banks. (H&H)
Nat		Hieracium vulgatum	Unclear
Nat	Smmoth Catsear	Hypochaeris glabra	Grassland & arable on light sand. Uncommon. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Catsear	Hypochaeris radicata	Grassland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Ploughman's Spikenard	Inula conyzae	Banks, quarries & disturbed ground. Increasing. Divs I, II & III. Stanford on Soar. (H&H)
Arc	Elecampane	Inula helenium	Roasdides etc. Prob extinct. Div III. (H&H). Uncommon in Notts and known in Rushcliffe only from Kinoulton. (NRPR)
Arc	Prickly Lettuce	Lactuca serriola	Less Common (DW)
Nat	Great Lettuce	Lactuca virosa	Less Common (DW)
Nat	Nipplewort	Lapsana communis subsp. communis	Gardens, hedgesides, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Not to subsp. level (NP). Common (DW)
Neo	Nipplewort	Lapsana communis subsp. intermedia	Gardens, hedgesides, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Not to subsp. level (NP). Common (DW)
Nat	Autumn Hawkbit	Leontodon autumnalis subsp. autumnalis	Grassland & lawns. Common & widespread. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Rough Hawkbit	Leontodon hispidus	Grassland, banks & rough ground. Common on calcareous soil.in divs I, III & IV, less freq in II. (H&H)
Nat	Lesser Hawkbit	Leontodon saxatilis (taraxacoides)	Leontodon leysseri in H&H is presumed to be this sp (NP). Grassland & lawns. Common except on the more acid sands of div II. (H&H)
Nat	Ox-eye Daisy	Leucanthemum vulgare	Meadows & grassy places. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Shasta Daisy	Leucanthemum x superbum	Common on rubbish dumps & around houses. (H&H)
Neo	Leopardplant	Ligularia dentata
Neo	Pineappleweed	Matricaria discoidea	Farmyards, waste places, arable land. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Arc	Scented Mayweed	Matricaria recutita	Less Common (DW)
Nat	Wall Lettuce	Mycelis muralis	Walls, rocks & dry banks. Local. All divs. Common in div I, Stanford on Soar. (H&H)
Arc	Cotton Thistle	Onopordum acanthium	Roadsides, rly banks. Has apparently decreased. Was considered common. Divs II, III & IV. ratcliffe on Soar, East Bridgford. (H&H)
Neo	White Butterbur	Petasites albus	One record, Div II. (Osberton Park). (H&H
Neo	Winter Heliotrope	Petasites fragrans	Freq naturalised near gardens. Divs II & III. Flintham. (H&H)
Nat	Butterbur	Petasites hybridus	River & canal sides. Freq. All divs. Radcliffe on Trent. (H&H)
Arc	Bristly Oxtongue	Picris echioides	Roadsides, arable fields esp on clay. Local. All divs. Widely dist in div III, Common in div IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Hawkweed Oxtongue	Picris hieracioides	Banks & rough grassland on basic soils. Local. Divs I, III & IV. Rather freq in divs III & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Fox and Cubs	Pilosella aurantiaca subsp. carpathicola	Not common. Recorded at Wilwell Cutting in 2011. (NP)
Neo		Pilosella flagellaris subsp. flagellaris
Nat	Mouse-ear Hawkweed	Pilosella officinarum	Banks & grassland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo		Pilosella praealta subsp. praealta
Nat	Common Fleabane	Pulicaria dysenterica	Damp meadows & roadsides. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Black-eyed Susan	Rudbeckia hirta
Cas	Coneflower	Rudbeckia laciniata
Neo	Lavendar-cotton	Santolina chamaecyparissus
Nat	Marsh Ragwort	Senecio aquaticus	Damp meadows. Freq except in div IV. All divs. Kinoulton; Rempstone. (H&H)
Nat	Hoary Ragwort	Senecio erucifolius	Meadows & grassy places on basic soils. Freq except in div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Common Ragwort	Senecio jacobaea	Meadows, waste places, Heathland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Oxford Ragwort	Senecio squalidus	Waste places, roads & rails sides. pit dumps, etc. Now in almost every parish in the county. All divs. (First record 1940) (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Heath Groundsel	Senecio sylvaticus	Heaths & sandy woods. V common in div II and freq on the coal measures in div I and the light drift soils & gravels in divs III & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Sticky Groundsel	Senecio viscosus	Railway sidings, waste ground. Common except in div IV. All divs. Rly lines at Normanton on Soar and Stanton on the Wolds. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Groundsel	Senecio vulgaris	Arable land, gardens etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat		Senecio x baxteri
Nat		Senecio x ostenfeldii
Nat		Senecio x subnebrodensis
Nat	Saw-wort	Serratula tinctoria	Damp grassland on basic soils. Local. All divs. Plumtree; Clipstone Wolds; Stanton on the Wolds; Widmerpool; Upper broughton; West & East leake; Normanton on the Wolds. (H&H)
Arc	Milk Thistle	Silybum marianum	Waste places & borders of fields. V rare now. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Canadian Goldenrod	Solidago canadensis	Common on rubbish dumps & near camps & houses. Often persisting. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	Early Goldenrod	Solidago gigantea subsp. serotina
Nat	Goldenrod	Solidago virgaurea	Banks & woods on sand. V rare. Divs II, (III) & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Corn Sow-thistle	Sonchus arvensis	Arable fields, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Rough Sow-thistle	Sonchus asper	Cultivated & waste ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Smooth Sow-thistle	Sonchus oleraceus	Cultivated & waste ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	French Marigold	Tagetes patula
Arc	Feverfew	Tanacetum parthenium	Commonly naturalised on old walls & near houses. Common on rubbish dumps. All divs (H&H)
Nat	Tansy	Tanacetum vulgare	Roadsides, around villages, waste places. Common, esp in the Trent Valley. Rare in Div IV. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum ancistrolobum
Neo	A Dandelion	Taraxacum aurosulum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum brachyglossum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum cordatum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum croceiflorum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum duplidentifrons
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum euryphyllum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum expallidiforme
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum fulviforme
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum fulvum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum hamatum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum insigne
Neo	A Dandelion	Taraxacum lacerifolium
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum lingulatum
Neo	A Dandelion	Taraxacum macrolobum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum maculosum
Nat	Dandelion	Taraxacum officinale	Roadsides, grassland, waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). H&H list two (of the 240 or so) microspecies, neither of which correspond to the modern BSBI list for VC56. (NP). Common (DW)
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum oxoniense
Neo	A Dandelion	Taraxacum pannucium
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum polyodon
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum pseudohamatum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum sagittipotens
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum scoticum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum stenacrum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum subbracteatum
Neo	A Dandelion	Taraxacum subexpallidum
Nat	A Dandelion	Taraxacum subundulatum
Cas	Pasture Goatsbeard	Tragopogon hybridus
Cas	Salsify	Tragopogon porrifolius
Nat	Goatsbeard	Tragopogon pratensis subsp. minor	Meadows & roadsides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Arc	Scentless mayweed	Tripleurospermum inodorum	Arable fields & waste places. Common. All divs.(H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Coltsfoot	Tussilago farfara	Roadsides & waste places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Butomaceae - Flowering Rush Family
Nat	Flowering Rush	Butomus umbellatus	Ponds, canals & river sides. Locally common. All divs. Common on Grantham Canal (H&H)
Alismataceae - Water-plantain Family
Nat	Narrow-leaved Water-plantain	Alisma lanceolatum	Fen drains. Rare or overlooked. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Water-plantain	Alisma plantago-aquatica	Ponds, rivers & all waters. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Lesser Water-plantain	Baldellia ranunculoides	Drains & pools on peat & limestone. Local, All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Arrow-head	Sagittaria sagittifolia	Slow rivers & drains, still waters. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Hydrocharitaceae - Frogbit Family
Neo	Canadian Waterweed	Elodea canadensis	Rivers, canals, drains & ponds. V common. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Nuttall's Waterweed	Elodea nuttallii
Cas	Frogbit	Hydrocharis morsus-ranae	Ditches & pools. Uncommon. Divs II & III. (H&H). Rare in Notts and known only from Skylarks NR and Holme Pit. (NRPR)
Neo	Curly Waterwed	Lagarosiphon major
Neo	Water Soldier	Stratiotes aloides	Still waters. Extinct. Divs I & III. (H&H). Found as an introduction in the Grantham Canal at Owthorpe and at Thorpe in the Glebe. (NRPR)
Juncaginaceae - Arrow-grass Family
Nat	Marsh Arrow-grass	Triglochin palustre	Swampy meadows. Freq exc in div IV. (H&H). Declining countywide and always poorly represented in Rushcliffe, Found at Kinoulton Marsh but lost recently from Rempstone. (NRPR)
Potamogetonaceae - Pondweed Family
Nat	Opposite-leaved Pondweed	Groenlandia densa	A couple of records from around Wysall dating from 1970-1990s. (NRPR)
Nat	Small Pondweed	Potamogeton berchtoldii	Drains, gravel pits, slow streams with acid waters. Freq in div II, less so elsewhere. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Uncommon in Notts, Found along the Grantham Canl between Kinoulton and Hickling and at Rempstone Old Churchyard. (NRPR)
Nat	Fen Pondweed	Potamogeton coloratus	Nationally scarce. Recorded at Ruddington Moor. (NRPR)
	Grass-wrack Pondweed	Potamogeton compressus	Nationally endangered and locally rare. Formerly widespread with records from the Grantham Canal. No recent records. (NRPR). Not on post 1970 BSBI VC Census Catalogue. (NP)
Nat	Curled Pondweed	Potamogeton crispus	Rivers, canals, still waters. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Flat-stalked Pondweed	Potamogeton friesii	Canals & pools. Rather freq. All divs. (H&H). Rare in Notts and probably extinct in Rushcliffe. Records from the Grantham Canal in the 1970's but not found on recent searches. (NRPR)
Nat	Various-leaved Pondweed	Potamogeton gramineus	Ponds & drains. Rare. Now confined to the Carrs. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Shining Pondweed	Potamogeton lucens	Rare in Notts. Formerly in ponds at Radcliffe on Trent, now found only in the R. Smite at Colston Bassett and the R. Soar at Ratcliffe on Soar. (NRPR)
Nat	Broad-leaved Pondweed	Potamogeton natans	Less Common (DW)
Nat	Blunt-leaved Pondweed	Potamogeton obtusifolius
Nat	Fennel Pondweed	Potamogeton pectinatus	Rivers, canals & still waters. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Perfoliate Pondweed	Potamogeton perfoliatus	Rivers, drains, ponds etc. V common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Bog Pondweed	Potamogeton polygonifolius
Nat	Lesser Pondweed	Potamogeton pusillus	Drains, gravel pits, slow streams. Fairly common exc in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	P crispus x friesii	Potamogeton x lintonii	Drains & canals. Uncommon. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Zannichelliaceae - Horned Pondweed Family
Nat	Horned Pondweed	Zannichellia palustris	Stream, ponds, canals etc. Common esp in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Araceae - Arum Family
Neo	Sweet Flag	Acorus calamus	Rivers, canals, lakes. Locally freq. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Lords-and Ladies	Arum maculatum	Woods & hedge sides on strong land. Common exc in div II where is is confined to woods on the fen peats and on the border with div I. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Lemnaceae - Duckweed Family
Nat	Fat Duckweed	Lemna gibba	Ponds, canals & drains, rather tolerant of pollution. Locally common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Lesser Duckweed	Lemna minor	Ponds & standing waters, V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Least Duckweed	Lemna minuta	Keyworth Meadow (NP)
Nat	Ivy-leaved Duckweed	Lemna trisulca	Ponds, canals, drains etc. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Greater Duckweed	Spirodela polyrhiza	Uncommon and mainly restricted to the Trent and Soar floodplains but a record at Bunny Park. (NRPR)
Commelinaceae - Spiderwort Family
Cas	Virginia Spiderwort	Tradescantia virginiana
Juncaceae - Rush Family
Nat	Sharp-flowered Rush	Juncus acutiflorus	Damp places on acid soils. Not common. All divs. West Leake. (H&H)
Nat	Jointed Rush	Juncus articulatus	Marshes, streamsides, damp meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Toad Rush	Juncus bufonius	Damp arable land & bare ground on light soils. V common esp in div II. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Bulbous Rush	Juncus bulbosus	Boggy meadows & drain sides. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Round-fruited Rush	Juncus compressus	Damp grassy places, often colonising bare ground by gravel pits. Prob increasing. All divs. (H&H). Uncommon with scattered records mainly in the Trent Valley. (NRPR)
Nat	Compact Rush	Juncus conglomeratus	Damp heaths, acid pastures & woods. Common in div II & on the coal measures& freq on drift soils & acid pockets in divs III & IV. All divs (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Soft Rush	Juncus effusus	Damp meadows, stream & drain sides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Hard Rush	Juncus inflexus	Damp places esp on basic soils. Locally v common, less so in div II. The dominant rush of div IV. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Heath Rush	Juncus squarrosus	Damp heaths & heathy woods. Local. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Blunt-flowered Rush	Juncus subnodulosus	Damp places esp on peat. Locally freq. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Cas	Slender Rush	Juncus tenuis	Div II. One record (Bramcote) (H&H)
Nat	Field Wood-rush	Luzula campestris	Meadows, lawns etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Heath Wood-rush	Luzula multiflora subsp. congesta	Heaths & woods, esp on light soils. Locally freq. All divs (H&H)
Nat	Heath Wood-rush	Luzula multiflora subsp. multiflora	Heaths & woods, esp on light soils. Locally freq. All divs. Appears to be more common than subsp congesta. (H&H)
Nat	Hairy Wood-rush	Luzula pilosa	Woodland rides. Common esp on lighter soils. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Great Wood-rush	Luzula sylvatica	Damp woods. Rare (and a shy flowerer). Divs I & III. (H&H)
Cyperaceae - Sedge Family
Nat		Bolboschoenus maritimus
Nat	Slender Tufted Sedge	Carex acuta	Beside waters & ponds. Freq except in div IV. (H&H)
Nat	Lesser Pond Sedge	Carex acutiformis	Lakes, canals. Marshes etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Sand Sedge	Carex arenaria	Only on the blown sand where it is often dominant. Div III. (H&H) Near Papplewick.
Nat	Green-ribbed Sedge	Carex binervis	Acid heaths. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Spring Sedge	Carex caryophyllea	Grassy banks. Locally freq. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	White Sedge	Carex curta	Bogs. V rare. Div II. (H&H)
Nat	Dioecious Sedge	Carex dioica	Bogs. V rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Distant Sedge	Carex distans	Damp base-rich meadows. V rare. Div I only. (H&H). Scarce in Notts. Recorded at Car Colston, Ruddington Moor and East Leake. (NRPR)
Nat	Brown Sedge	Carex disticha	Marshes. Freq, except in div IV. (H&H)
Nat	Grey Sedge	Carex divulsa subsp. divulsa	Woods. V rare. Divs (II), III. (H&H)
Nat	Star Sedge	Carex echinata	Marshy meadows. Formerly v common. Now very rare. Absent from Div IV. (H&H)
Nat	Tufted Sedge	Carex elata	Beside waters on light soils. Infrequent. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Glaucous Sedge	Carex flacca	Grassland, esp on clay & limestone. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Hairy Sedge	Carex hirta	Waste ground, grassland & marshes. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Tawny Sedge	Carex hostiana	Base-rich grassland. V rare. Div I only. (H&H)
Nat	Long-stalked Yellow Sedge	Carex lepidocarpa (= C. viridula subsp. brachyrhyncha)	By base-rich streams & marshes, Rare. Divs I & IV. Rempstone Old Church Yard. (H&H) Uncommon; found at Rempstone Old Churchyard, Wilwell Cutting and Wilford Claypit. (NRPR)
Nat	Common Prickly Sedge	Carex muricata subsp. lamprocarpa (prairei)	= Carex prairei F. Schultz ? Dry sandy grassland. Uncommon. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Common Sedge	Carex nigra	Bogs & damp meadows. Common, but absent from Div IV. (H&H)
Nat	False Fox Sedge	Carex otrubae	In damp places & by waters. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Oval Sedge	Carex ovalis	Damp meadows. Common except in Div IV. (H&H)
Nat	Pale Sedge	Carex pallescens	Woodland rides & grassy places. Formerly freq, now rather rare. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Carnation Sedge	Carex panicea	Damp meadows & marshes. Common. All divs (H&H)
Nat	Greater Tussock Sedge	Carex paniculata	Black bogs & by canals. Local. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Pendulous Sedge	Carex pendula	Woods & dumbles. Locally common. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Pill Sedge	Carex pilulifera	Dry heaths & woods, Common in div II, less so elsewhere. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Hop Sedge	Carex pseudocyperus	In marshes & by pools. Uncommon. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Flea Sedge	Carex pulicaris	Damp meadows. Formerly freq, now rare. Absent from div IV. (H&H)
Nat	Remote Sedge	Carex remota	Damp woods. Common, but restricted to the sands in div IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Greater Pond Sedge	Carex riparia	Lakes, canals, marshes etc. V common, but absent from IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Bottle Sedge	Carex rostrata	Marshes & pools. Not v common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Spiked Sedge	Carex spicata	Hedges & grassy places on light land. Freq but absent from Div IV. (H&H)
Nat	Thin-spiked Wood Sedge	Carex strigosa	Damp strong woodland, often growing partly in water. Rare. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Wood Sedge	Carex sylvatica	Damp strong woodland. Common, but absent from div II. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Bladder Sedge	Carex vesicaria	Damp places. Uncommon. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Scarce in Notts. Recorded at Holme Pierrepont and Holme Pit (Clifton). (NRPR)
Nat	Common Yellow Sedge	Carex demissa ( = C. viridula subsp. oedocarpa)	Damp grassland. Fairly common. Confined to lighter soils in div IV. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Great Fen Sedge	Cladium mariscus	V rare. Div III. One record (Misterton Soss). (H&H)
Neo	Galingale	Cyperus longus	Recorded from near Thrumpton and at a couple of other locations in Notts.
Neo	Pale Galingale	Cyperus eragrostis	Recorded from Holme Pierrepont and at a couple of other locations in Notts.
Nat	Needle Spike-rush	Eleocharis acicularis	Muddy verges of still waters. Rather rare. All divs. Grantham Canal. (H&H)
Nat	Common Spike-rush	Eleocharis palustris	Marshes & damp meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Few-flowered Spike-rush	Eleocharis quinqueflora	Peaty places with base-rich waters.. V rare. Divs I & IV. Rempstone Old Churchyard. (H&H)
Nat	Floating Club-rush	Eleogiton fluitans	-
Nat	Common Cotton-grass	Eriophorum angustifolium	Peaty bogs. Now rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Harestail Cotton-grass	Eriophorum vaginatum	Peat bogs. V rare now. Div II (H&H)
Nat	Bristle Club-rush	Isolepis setacea	Damp, sandy places. Freq except in div IV. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Common Club-rush	Schoenoplectus lacustris	Rivers, canals, ponds etc. V common but absent from div IV. (H&H)
Nat	Grey Club-rush	Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani	Drains, ponds etc. Locally freq in the lower Trent & Idle valleys. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Black Bog-rush	Schoenus nigricans	Base-rich peat bogs. V rare. Divs I, II & III, (H&H)
Nat	Wood Club-rush	Scirpus sylvaticus	Damp shady places. Freq in the west, decreasing eastwards. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Poaceae - Grass Family
Nat	Velvet Bent	Agrostis canina	Dry sandy grassland. Dist imperfectly known. (H&H) (Infertile, acidic, peaty soils in mires, wet heath, fens and fen-meadows.)
Nat	Common Bent	Agrostis capillaris	Common (DW)
Neo	Highland Bent	Agrostis castellana	(Roadsides, amenity grassland, temporary leys and cultivated land)
Arc	Black Bent	Agrostis gigantea	Arable fields. Dist imperfectly known (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Rough Bent	Agrostis scabra	(Rough ground, rubbish tips, waste places, and by roads and railways.)
Nat	Creeping Bent	Agrostis stolonifera	Damp grassland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Brown Bent	Agrostis vinealis	(Dry or free-draining, acidic, sandy or peaty soils on heaths etc.)
Nat		Agrostis x murbeckii	A hybrid of capillaris x stolonifera known from Holme Pierrepont. (NRPR)
Nat	Silver Hair-grass	Aira caryophyllea	Sandy fields & commons. Well-drained banks & path sides. More widespread than A. praecox, but less abundant. (H&H)
Nat	Early Hair-grass	Aira praecox	Sandy fields & commons. Locally common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Marsh Foxtail	Alopecurus geniculatus	Marshy meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Arc	Black Grass	Alopecurus myosuroides	Cornfields on heavy clay. Locally common. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Meadow Foxtail	Alopecurus pratensis	Meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Great Brome	Anisantha diandra
Cas	Stiff Brome	Anisantha rigida
Arc	Barren Brome	Anisantha sterilis	Roadsides & waste ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Sweet Vernal Grass	Anthoxanthum odoratum	Meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Dense Silky Bent	Apera interrupta	Arable land. V rare. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Cas	Loose Silky Bent	Apera spica-venti	Sandy cornfields. Locally common esp on the edge of the Carrs. (H&H)
Nat	False Oat-grass	Arrhenatherum elatius	Most grassy places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Arc	Wild Oat	Avena fatua	Cornfields on heavy soils. V common in divs III & IV, scarce in I & II. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Cultivated Oat	Avena sativa
Nat	Drooping Tor Grass	Brachypodium pinnatum agg.	Banks & pastures on basic soils. Freq except in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	False Brome	Brachypodium sylvaticum	Strong woodland & shady places. Common, often dominant in woodland in div I. All divs (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas		Briza maxima
Nat	Quaking Grass	Briza media	Meadows on good soils. Common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Upright Brome	Bromopsis erecta	Grassland on calcareous soil.Widespread in rough ground in divs I, III & IV. (H&H)
Neo		Bromopsis inermis subsp. inermis
Nat	Hairy Brome	Bromopsis ramosa	Woods on strong land. Common except in div II. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Meadow Brome	Bromus commutatus	Meadows. Dist imperfectly known. Divs III. (H&H)
Nat	Soft Brome	Bromus hordeaceus subsp. hordeaceus	Grassland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Soft Brome	Bromus hordeaceus subsp. longipedicellatus	Grassland. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas		Bromus japonicus
Neo	Slender Brome	Bromus lepidus	Roadsides, edges of fields etc. Widespread & frq but never in quantity. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Smooth Brome	Bromus racemosus	Meadows. Dist imperfectly known. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo		Bromus x pseudothominei
Nat	Purple Small-reed	Calamagrostis canescens	Fen pastures & moist sandy woods. Local. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Wood Small-reed	Calamagrostis epigejos	Damp woods. Uncommon exc in div III. (H&H)
Nat	Whorl Grass	Catabrosa aquatica	Stream & canal sides. Widespread. All divs. (H&H). Declining in Notts; In Rushcliffe found only at Shelford. (NRPR)
Nat	Fern Grass	Catapodium rigidum	Dry, bare places, mostly on calcareous soils. Fairly freq except in II. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	California Brome	Ceratochloa carinata
Cas	Rescue Grass	Ceratochloa cathartica
Cas	Pampas Grass	Cortaderia selloana
Nat	Crested Dogstail	Cynosurus cristatus	Meadows, road & path sides etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Cocksfoot	Dactylis glomerata	Meadows, roadsides etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Heath Grass	Danthonia decumbens	Heaths & poor pastures. Uncommon except in div II. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Nat	Tufted Hair-grass	Deschampsia cespitosa subsp. cespitosa	Damp meadows & woods. V common. All divs. (H&H) Not to subsp. (NP). Common (DW)
Nat	Tufted Hair-grass	Deschampsia cespitosa subsp. parviflora	Damp meadows & woods. V common. All divs. (H&H) Not to subsp. (NP). Common (DW)
Nat	Wavy Hair-grass	Deschampsia flexuosa	Fields & heaths on sand. Locally abundant. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Hairy Finger-grass	Digitaria sanguinalis
Cas		Echinochloa colona
Cas	Cockspur	Echinochloa crus-galli	Carrot fields on the blown sand & gravels. Uncommon. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H)
Cas		Echinochloa esculenta
Cas		Echinochloa frumentacea
Nat	Bearded Couch	Elymus caninus	Woods & shady places on strong land. Freq except in div II. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Common Couch	Elytrigia repens	Arable land, roadsides & waste places. A common weed. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Tall Fescue	Festuca arundinacea	Roadsides, damp rough grassland, & disturbed ground. Common except in div II. All divs. Common (DW)
Neo	Hard Fescue	Festuca brevipila
Nat	Fine-leaved Sheep's Fescue	Festuca filiformis	Dry heaths & meadows. Locally plentiful. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Giant Fescue	Festuca gigantea	Woods on strong soil. Common in I & III, less so in II & IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo		Festuca heterophylla
Nat	A Sheep's Fescue	Festuca lemanii
Nat	Sheep's Fescue	Festuca ovina subsp. hirtula	Meadows & banks on well drained soils, both limestone & sand & gravel. Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Meadow Fescue	Festuca pratensis	Fertile meadows & roadsides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Red Fescue	Festuca rubra subsp. commutata	Meadows on moist soils, roadsides etc. Common. All divs. (H&H) Not to subsp. (NP). Common (DW)
Neo	Red Fescue	Festuca rubra subsp. megastachys	Meadows on moist soils, roadsides etc. Common. All divs. (H&H) Not to subsp. (NP). Common (DW)
Nat	Red Fescue	Festuca rubra subsp. rubra	Meadows on moist soils, roadsides etc. Common. All divs. (H&H) Not to subsp. (NP). Common (DW)
Nat	Small Sweet-grass	Glyceria declinata	Marshy meadows. Divs I & II. (H&H)
Nat	Floating Sweet-grass	Glyceria fluitans	Marshy meadows. Probably common. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Reed Sweet-grass	Glyceria maxima	Wet meadows, river & canal sides etc. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Plicate Sweet-grass	Glyceria notata	Marshy meadows. Perhaps common. (H&H)
Nat	G. fluitans x plicata	Glyceria x pedicellata	One record (Wollaton). (H&H)
Nat	Meadow Oat-grass	Helictotrichon pratense	Calcareous meadows. Rare. No recent records. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Downy Oat-grass	Helictotrichon pubescens	Roadsides & rough grassland/ Common. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Yorkshire Fog	Holcus lanatus	Poor pastures & waste ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Creeping Soft-grass	Holcus mollis	Sandy woods & pastures. Locally abundant, often dominant. All divs (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Wood Barley	Hordelymus europaeus	Limestone woodland. V rare. Div I. (H&H)
Cas	Two-rowed Barley	Hordeum distichon
Neo	Foxtail Barley	Hordeum jubatum	Div I. Shireoaks. (H&H)
Arc	Wall Barley	Hordeum murinum subsp. murinum	Roadsides & waste places, Common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Meadow Barley	Hordeum secalinum	Meadows on moist soils. Widespread though never in great quantity, rare in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Cas	A barley	Hordeum vulgare
Nat		Koeleria macrantha
Neo	Italian Ryegrass	Lolium multiflorum	Commonly sown with seed mixtures.& persisting for some years in meadows & around farm yards. All divs (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Perennial Ryegrass	Lolium perenne	Meadows, roadsides & grassy places. V common. All divs (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Wood Melick	Melica uniflora	Woodland. Locally freq. Divs I, II & III. Div III; in most woods & some hedges. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Wood Millet	Milium effusum	Damp woodland. Locally common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Purple Moor-grass	Molinia caerulea subsp. caerulea
Nat	Mat Grass	Nardus stricta	Dry sandy heaths. Locally common. All divs. (H&H)
Cas	Witchgrass	Panicum capillare
Cas	Common Millet	Panicum miliaceum	Rubbish dumps. On all dumps. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Bulbous Canary-grass	Phalaris aquatica
Nat	Reed Canary-grass	Phalaris arundinacea	River sides & marshes. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Canary Grass	Phalaris canariensis	Dumps & waste ground. Freq. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Smaller Catstail	Phleum bertolonii	Less Common (DW)
Nat	Timothy	Phleum pratense	Meadows, roadsides etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Common Reed	Phragmites australis	River, pond & canal sides, willow holts, marshes. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Narrow-leaved Meadow-grass	Poa angustifolia	Dist incompletely known. Div I (H&H)
Nat	Annual Meadow-grass	Poa annua	Fields & disturbed ground. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Flattened Meadow-grass	Poa compressa	Walls & dry places esp on limestone. Uncommon except in Div I. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Spreading Meadow-grass	Poa humilis	Dry meadows & banks. Dist incompletely known. Divs II & III. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Wood Meadow-grass	Poa nemoralis	Woods. Freq except in div IV. (H&H)
Nat	Smooth Meadow-grass	Poa pratensis	Meadows, roadsides & all grassy places. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Rough Meadow-grass	Poa trivialis	Damp woods & meadows. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Neo	Annual Beard-grass	Polypogon monspeliensis
Neo	Arrow Bamboo	Pseudosasa japonica
Neo	Reflexed Saltmarsh Grass	Puccinellia distans subsp. distans	Bare damp ground. Very restricted in range, though often occuring plentifully. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Rye	Secale cereale
Cas	Italian Millet	Setaria italica	Rubbish dumps. On all dumps. All divs. (H&H)
Cas	Yellow Bristle-grass	Setaria pumila
Cas		Setaria viridis	Rubbish dumps & among carrots. Freq. All divs (H&H)
Neo	Great Millet	Sorghum halepense
Nat	Yellow Oat-grass	Trisetum flavescens subsp. flavescens	Meadows & roadsides. Widespread. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Cas	Bread Wheat	Triticum aestivum
Cas	Rivet Wheat	Triticum turgidum
Nat	Squirrel-tail Fescue	Vulpia bromoides	Sandy heaths, dry banks & waste places. Common esp in div II. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Arc	Rat's-tail Fescue	Vulpia myuros	Waste places. Rare. Divs II, III & IV. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Hybrid Fescue	X Festulolium loliaceum
Cas	Maize	Zea mays
Sparganiaceae - Bur-reed Family
Nat	Unbranched Bur-reed	Sparganium emersum	Slow rivers & drains, canals. Common but less so than S erectum. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Branched Bur-reed	Sparganium erectum subsp. microcarpum	Rivers, ponds, canals etc. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Typhaceae - Bulrush Family
Nat	Lesser Bulrush	Typha angustifolia	Drains & standing waters. Less common that latifolia. Owthorpe. (H&H)
Nat	Bulrush	Typha latifolia	Canals, gravel pits, ponds. V common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Nat	Hybrid Cattail	Typha x glauca	A hybrid of latifolia and angustifolia. Recorded on the Grantham Canal in West Bridgford and Cotgrave. (NRPR)
Liliaceae - Lily Family
Neo	Keeled Garlic	Allium carinatum	Roadsides & grassy places, Rare. Divs I & IV. (H&H)
Cas	Onion	Allium cepa	(A relic of cultivation or a throw-out on rubbish tips, waysides and waste ground.)
Nat	Field Garlic	Allium oleraceum	Road & path sides, grassy places. Uncommon. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Few-flowered Garlic	Allium paradoxum	Naturalised in derelict ornamental grounds nr Ollerton. Div II. (H&H)
Cas	Rosy Garlic	Allium roseum	(Rough places and waste ground, open rocky slopes, hedge banks and roadsides.) Rare (NP)
Cas	Chives	Allium schoenoprasum	(Roadsides and rubbish tips.)
Nat	Sand Leek	Allium scorodoprasum	Sandy places. V rare Div III. One record (Barnby Moor). (H&H)
Neo	Three-cornered Garlic	Allium triquetrum	(Roadsides, in hedge banks, on field margins and in rough and waste ground.)
Nat	Ramsoms	Allium ursinum	Damp woods. Locally common. Divs I, II & III. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Nat	Wild Onion	Allium vineale	Roadsides, meadows & open woodland. Locally common. Div I, II & III. (H&H)
Arc	Garden Asparagus	Asparagus officinalis	Freq found as an escape in hedge bottoms & waste places. (H&H)
Neo	Glory of the Snow	Chionodoxa forbesii
Neo	Glory of the Snow	Chionodoxa sardensis
Nat	Meadow Saffron	Colchicum autumnale	Meadows. Uncommon & decreasing. Divs I, II & III. East Stoke. (H&H)
Nat	Lily of the Valley	Convallaria majalis	Woods esp on sand. Rare. All divs (H&H). Scarce as a native in Notts - any Lily-of-the-valley in Rushcliffe is likely to be an introduction. (NRPR)
Cas	Fritillary	Fritillaria meleagris
Nat	Yellow Star of Bethlehem	Gagea lutea	Woods. V rare. Divs I & III. Flintham Wood & Trent Hills, Flintham. (H&H). Flintham Wood is the only Rushcliffe location of this long established, scarce naturalised species. (NRPR)
Neo	Greater Snowdrop	Galanthus elwesii
Neo	Snowdrop	Galanthus nivalis	Widely naturalised in woods nr houses & on large estates. All divs. (H&H)
Neo	Spanish Bluebell	Hyacinthoides hispanica	Freq naturalised in ornamental woodland and a virulent garden weed.. (H&H)
Nat	Bluebell	Hyacinthoides non-scripta	Woods, esp on light soils, V common. All divs. (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Neo	A bluebell	Hyacinthoides x massartiana
Cas	Greater Red-hot Poker	Kniphofia praecox
Cas	Common Red-hot Poker	Kniphofia uvaria
Neo	Summer Snowflake	Leucojum aestivum
Neo	Turkscap Lily	Lilium martagon
Neo	Garden Grape-hyacinth	Muscari armeniacum
Neo	Grape Hyacinth	Muscari neglectum
Neo	Pheasant's Eye	Narcissus poeticus
Nat	Wild Daffodil	Narcissus pseudonarcissus subsp. pseudonarcissus	Woods & meadows. Rare. Div (II), III. (H&H). Uncommon in Notts and the only site in Rushcliffe considered to host truly native daffodil is the Green Line in West Bridgford. Other places have wild-type daffodils that appear to have been planted or introduced and many garden cultivars are widely planted or introduced in verges etc. (NRPR)
Neo		Narcissus x incomparabilis
Cas		Narcissus x medioluteus
Neo	Star-of-Bethlehem	Ornithogalum angustifolium	H&H refer to O. umbellatum - Garden Star of Bethlehem: Fields & roadsides, esp on light soils. Rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Drooping Star-of-Bethlehem	Ornithogalum nutans	Grassy places. V rare. Divs III & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Spiked Star-of-Bethlehem	Ornithogalum pyrenaicum
Nat	Herb Paris	Paris quadrifolia	Moist woods on clay & limestone. Rather rare, Divs I & II. (H&H)
Nat	Solomon's-seal	Polygonatum multiflorum	Limestone woods. V rare. Divs I, II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Garden Solomon's-seal	Polygonatum x hybridum
Neo	Butcher's Broom	Ruscus aculeatus	Sometimes planted in woods. Rare. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Neo	Siberian Squill	Scilla siberica
Cas	Garden Tulip	Tulipa gesneriana
Neo	Wild Tulip	Tulipa sylvestris	Woods & meadows. Uncommon. (Seldom flowers). Div III. (H&H)
Iridaceae - Iris Family
Neo	Aunt Eliza's Montbretia	Crocosmia paniculata
Neo	Montbretia	Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora	Freq on dumps & occ established in damp places. Divs III & IV. (H&H)
Neo	Autumn Crocus	Crocus nudiflorus	Formerly naturalised over large areas of Nottingham, Dunkirk & Wilford Meadows. Occasional plants still occur (H&H). Formerly more widely naturalised. Now known from Holme Pierrepont, Skylarks reserve and Wilford Churchyard. (NRPR)
Cas	Early Crocus	Crocus tommasinianus
Neo	Spring Crocus	Crocus vernus	Formerly abundant with C nudiflorus but now even more rare. (H&H)
Neo	Dutch Crocus	Crocus x stellaris
Neo	Stinking Iris	Iris foetidissima	Limestone woodland. V rare. Div I. One record (Dyscar Wood). (H&H)
Neo	Bearded Iris	Iris germanica	Freq on rubbish dumps & naturalised at Bilsthorpe Gravel Pits. Div III. (H&H)
Nat	Yellow Iris	Iris pseudacorus	Marshes, pools & river sides. Common. All divs. (H&H). Common (DW)
Cas	Siberian Iris	Iris sibirica
Neo	Blue Flag	Iris versicolor
Cas	American Blue-eyed Grass	Sisyrinchium montanum
Cas	Pale Yellow-eyed Grass	Sisyrinchium striatum
Discoreaceae - Yam Family
Nat	Black Bryony	Tamus communis	Hedges & woods. V common. All divs (H&H). Less Common (DW)
Orchidaceae - Orchid Family
Nat	Pyramidal Orchid	Anacamptis pyramidalis	Calcareous meadows. Formerly freq in divs I & III, becoming rare. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H). Holme Pierrepont. (NP)
Nat	Frog Orchid	Coeloglossum viride	Calcareous meadows. V rare. Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Common Spotted Orchid	Dactylorhiza fuchsii	Damp meadows & woods. Common, less so in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Early Marsh Orchid	Dactylorhiza incarnata subsp. incarnata	Bogs with basic waters. V rare. Div I. (H&H)
Nat	Heath Spotted Orchid	Dactylorhiza maculata subsp. ericetorum	Very rare. Div IV. Stanton on the Wolds. (H&H). Rare in Notts. Now known only from Rushcliffe Golf Course at Gotham. (NRPR)
Nat	Southern Marsh Orchid	Dactylorhiza praetermissa	Marshy meadows. The common marsh orchid of Notts, but becoming inc rare. Divs II & III. (H&H)
Nat	A hybrid marsh orchid	Dactylorhiza x grandis
Nat	Broad-leaved Helleborine	Epipactis helleborine	Woods. Locally freq. Divs I, II & III. Freq in div III. (H&H)
Nat	Marsh Helleborine	Epipactis palustris	Boggy meadows. V rare or extinct. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Green-flowered Helleborine	Epipactis phyllanthes
Nat	Fragrant Orchid	Gymnadenia conopsea	Damp calcareous meadows. V rare. Divs I & III. (H&H). Recently lost from Holme Pierrepont and Rushcliffe GC but faring well at Wilford Claypit where the plants are actually Gymnadenia densiflora Marsh Fragrant-orchid (formerly a subspecies). (NRPR)
Nat	Common Twayblade	Listera ovata	Woods, meadows. Common exc in div II. All divs. (H&H)
Nat	Birdsnest Orchid	Neottia nidus-avis	Woods. V rare.Divs I & III. (H&H)
Nat	Bee Orchid	Ophrys apifera	Calcareous pastures. Rare & decreasing. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H). Not Common. Holme Pierrepont and Ruddington CP also Wilford Claypits, Cotgrave CP, Wilwell. (NP)
Nat	Fly Orchid	Ophrys insectifera	Fields & woods. Formerly freq in div I, now V rare. (H&H)
Nat	Green-winged Orchid	Orchis (Anacamptis) morio	Meadows on basic soils. Formerly common, becoming rare. All divs, Bradmore; West Leake; Stanton on the Wolds; Colston Bassett; Hickling; Upper Broughton; Thorpe in the Glebe. (H&H). Wilwell Cutting is the only site. (NRPR). Has vanished from half its historical range nationally. (SR)
Nat	Early Purple Orchid	Orchis mascula	Strong woodland. Locally common. Divs I, III & IV. (H&H)
Nat	Greater Butterfly Orchid	Platanthera chlorantha	Strong woodland. Rare. Divs I & III. (H&H)