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What are some major Plants in Ireland?
Potatoe
Where do foxglove plants come from?
The foxglove comes from Ireland
What plants found in Ireland are poisonous?
Some poisonous plants that can be found in Ireland include foxglove, deadly nightshade, and hemlock. It is important to be cautious and avoid contact with these plants, as they can cause harm if ingested or touched.
The main color of Ireland is?
Ireland is particularly associated with the colour green. As Ireland is on the edge of the Atlantic, it gets a lot of rain, so grass grows easily in Ireland, along with trees and other plants. So there is plenty of green to be seen in Ireland...
What are three plants or trees in Ireland?
Maple tree, sycamore tree and the oak tree.
What plants do not grow naturally in Ireland?
Tropical plants like palm trees and orchids do not grow naturally in Ireland due to the country's cool and damp climate. Plants that require hot and humid conditions to thrive do not typically survive in Ireland's temperate environment.
What is an Irish deer's diet?
It was a herbivore so it ate plants.
What is the native plants in Ireland?
black thorn, sitka spurce, shore pine, Norway spruce.
What does not grow in Ireland?
Lots of things will not grow in Ireland, due to the climate in Ireland. So there would be a huge list. Almost anything that grows in very dry or hot climates will not grow naturally in Ireland. They could only be grown in special greenhouses designed for such plants. So things like banana trees or orange trees would not grow naturally in Ireland. Grapes would be difficult to grow in Ireland. Many other things would not grow, like tea or coffee plants or rice. There are far too many things to list.
The biggest desert in Ireland?
there is no desert in Ireland (in the sense of sand) but a place called the burren is a 'deserted' natural landscape - a very popular tourist spot and almost unique area of flora in the world (artic plants grow alongside plants from the tropics there!seriously -google 'the burren'
What food does not grow in Ireland?
Anything that needs hotter temperatures. So a lot of exotic fruits won't grow in Ireland, like oranges, pineapples, bananas etc. Things like coconuts won't grow in Ireland. Coffee beans and tea plants don't grow in Ireland. There are many other things like those.
Are there any special type of plants in Ireland?
Yes, in the west of the country there is an area called the Burren. It is know for it mean rare species of insects and plants. I know the blue Spring Gentian off hand.
