Daisy

Orchids & rarer plants

Frampton Natural History Pages

These plants are plentiful throughout the area.  There are, of course, many more species in the Frampton area.    The selection will continue to grow with time but I don't intend to write a book!

Frampton Index

These species all like water nearby

Himalayan Balsam

Yellow Iris

Marsh Marigold

Ramsons

Foxglove

Primrose

Snowdrop

Meadowsweet

Celandine

Cowslip

Bramble

Yellow Vetch

These species grow in a wider variety of habitats

Teasel

Bistort

Comfrey

Spear Thistle

Red Dead Nettle

Poppy

any ideas on what this is,

seen briefly in Frampton Park, then flood clearance destroyed it

Trees and Fruits

Old Man's Beard

Violet

Fleabane

Silverweed

Red Clover

Marjoram

Groundsel.

Bugle

Knapweed

When the pavement was constructed through the village, in 2003, there was a strip of ground between the two fences on the water meadow side where they built up the levels with soil from the field on the south side of the river.

Harry Grenville patrolled it and produced a list of all the plants that grew there in the first year.  As you can see from these photographs I took at the time, there was a colourful variety of plants

Link to full list of species

Cuckoo Pint

Bluebell

Lady's Bedstraw

Ragged Robin

Rosebay Willowherb

Reed Mace

Water Crowfoot

Others need to be actually growing in water

Reed Mace

Self Heal

Forget-me-not

Speedwell

Hedge Bindweed

Coltsfoot

Buttercup

Stitchwort

Dandelion

White Dead Nettle

Mayweed

Whitebell

Campion

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Purple Vetch