Flora of Dorset - part 2
This section of Dorset flora contains woodland and coastal plants.
Flora of East Anglia
Although heavily modified by intensive agriculture, East Anglia still has protected sites rich in their original flora, from ancient broad-leaved woodlands to fens and wetlands.
Flora of Fiordland NP
Fiordland is scenically one of the most spectacular areas of New Zealand and has its share of unique endemics and more widespread common species. All are adapted to cope with the heavy rainfall - parts of Fiordland have the highest annual rainfall on Earth!
Flora of Hampshire
Hampshire is a large county with a good diversity of habitats, so a large number of native plant species can be found. Particularly good places to look are chalk downland, the heaths of the New Forest, and the beech hanger woodlands.
Flora of northern England
This section of the site contains photos from Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and Teesdale, so far. There's a mix of widespread species and a few national rarities too.
Flora of Otago
Otago is significantly drier than Fiordland and Mt Aspiring to the west, and this affects the flora found there.
Flora of other areas of Derbyshire
This small section currently contains some of the special plants from the Magnesian Limestone in the far north-east of Derbyshire.
Flora of other areas of South Australia
This section contains photos of plants from various other areas of SA. Hopefully, I can add to it in the future!
Flora of other areas of southern England
This section is filled with photos of flora from the southern half of England that don't fit into any of the other sections! There are some classics in here though, including some of Britain's rarest orchids.