Wild Plants A to Z

Traditional and Modern Use of Wild Plants

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  1. Agrimony
  2. Alexanders
  3. Ash
  4. Bedstraw
  5. Beech
  6. Bilberry
  7. Bindweed
  8. Bittercress
  9. Black Mustard
  10. Blackthorn/Sloe
  11. Bramble/Blackberry
  12. Burdock
  13. Butcher’s broom
  14. Campion
  15. Catsear
  16. Cherry
  17. Chickweed
  18. Cleavers/Goosegrass
  19. Cotton Lavender
  20. Cow Parsley
  21. Daisy
  22. Dandelion
  23. Dead Nettle
  24. Dock
  25. Duke of Argyll’s Teaplant
  26. Dulse
  27. Elder
  28. Fern
  29. Garlic Mustard
  30. Gorse
  31. Ground Elder
  32. Ground Ivy
  33. Hawthorn
  34. Hemlock (POISONOUS)
  35. Hedge Mustard
  36. Himalayan Balsam
  37. Hogweed
  38. Horseradish
  39. Horsetail
  40. Kelp
  41. Knapweed
  42. Lady’s Smock
  43. Laver
  44. Lesser Celandine
  45. Lime
  46. Magnolia
  47. Mallow
  48. Meadowsweet
  49. Mugwort
  50. Mulberry
  51. Nasturtium
  52. Oak
  53. Oxeye Daisy
  54. Pine
  55. Plantain
  56. Primrose
  57. Purple Loosestrife
  58. Redshank
  59. Rock Samphire
  60. Rose
  61. Rowan
  62. Salad Burnet
  63. Samphire
  64. Saxifrage
  65. Sea Arrowgrass
  66. Sea Aster
  67. Sea Beet
  68. Sea Kale
  69. Sea Purslane
  70. Sea Sandwort
  71. Sedge
  72. Sloe (Blackthorn)
  73. Sorrel
  74. Sowthistle
  75. Staghorn Sumac
  76. Stinging Nettle
  77. Sweet Chestnut
  78. Tansy
  79. Three Cornered Leek
  80. Violet
  81. Water Pepper
  82. Wild Angelica
  83. Wild Celery
  84. Wild Fennel
  85. Wild Garlic/Ramsons
  86. Wild Strawberry
  87. Wisteria
  88. Wood Avens