What are plants native to Great Britain?

Answer 1

Some plants that are native to Great Britain are the Marsh Fern, Black Spleenwort, Wall-rue, and Australian Tree-fern. Other plants include Wolf's-bane, monk's-hood, purple clematis, and creeping buttercup.

Answer 2

There is a good list of trees and shrubs on the following website which states whether native or introduced. http://www.nature.british-towns.net/nature/07_cnam_british_trees.asp?page=1 Seems to be right, ie has Sycamore,Horse Chestnut etc as introduced and also has the oddities (eg Sorbus porrigentiformis, a rare whitebeam without a distinct common name). For pictures and a bit more detail look at: http://www.ukwildflowers.com/Web_pages/sorbus_porrigentiformis_whitebeam.htm

Answer 3

There are thousands of flowers which grow successfully in the United Kingdom. Apart from native plants any plants from a temperate climate are likely to grow successfully out of doors. Tender plants and tropical plants can be grown in a greenhouse or other structure which provides protection.

Answer 4

Some plants native to Great Britain include bluebells, heather, foxgloves, and primroses. These plants have adapted to the unique climate and soil conditions of the region over thousands of years. They play an important role in supporting the local ecosystem and wildlife.

Answer 5

I am sitting in Overton a small village in Great Britain, could you be more specific as we have thousands of native plants!

Answer 6

the trees that are in the woodland are Any trees that are there!

Answer 7

There are too many to list.