A common herb often found growing in large clumps. The leaves are dark green with dark purplish to brown markings. The flowers, which are a deep purplish blue, rarely pink or white are borne on a tapering stalk and are in bloom from April to July. It spreads by seed but more commonly by creeping runners.

Grows from a bulb and flowers from July - August and prefers a sunny location as it cannot tolerate full shade.

Crow Garlic is a perennial plant with that grows from a bulb approximately 102cm in diameter. The leaves and stem of this plant are tubular, hollow and have a waxy texture and the leaves have a groove  along the side facing the stem. The flower is a reddish head of small bulbils and when young is enclosed in a papery membrane that has a long tapering point. Usually, by the time the flower is in bloom the leaves have withered ,and the flower and stem are the only part of the plant to be seen.

This plant is an annual with fine, feathery divided foliage that has heads of tiny whitish flowers in Summer on branched very slender stems.

This plant is a creeping perennial. The flowers, which are in bloom from August - September are pinkish, upturned and bell-shaped with five petals with darker veins running through them.. The leaves are borne on very short stalks and the flowers emerge from the leaf axils.

Bog Rosemary is a low growing shrub with a woody stem, leathery leaves that are dark green on  the upperside and paler beneath. The flowers are pinkish, bell-shaped and are borne on long thin pale green stems.

This is a tall upright perennial plant with cultivated bonnet shaped flowers of numerous shades, though the original wild flower was either blue, purple, white or pink. The flowers have five petals with hooked spurs. This plant is easily propagated from seed and many cultivated specimens have "escaped" into the wild.

The glossy leaves of Cuckoo Pint, which are dagger shaped with purplish blotches emerge in early Spring followed by the flowers that are borne on a poker like organ called a spadix that is encased in a hood like leaf.  The small flowers, which are hidden at the base of the spadix in the form of a ring of female flowers at the base and another ring of male flowers above them. There is another ring of fine hairs above the male flowers that are used as an insect trap to pollinate the flowers, which have a rancid smell that attracts flies. In Autumn the lower ring of female flowers form bright orange/red berries that are extremely poisonous.