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As far as what is Britain's most revered, important and symbolic plant. That would be the "Rose." Mixed color, specifically. Today it is England's official symbol of it's government.
But that might not be the kind of "sacred" you're asking about.
Ancient England held many plants up as sacred. However of the long list the most important and widespread plants considered sacred were the "Poppy" and "Mistletoe Plant"' were probably among the most accepted as being extremely sacred.
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shamrock
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woad
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