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You will find listed here, in alphabetical order by Common Name, all the British Wild Flowers species who's common name begins with "P" from our Flora and Fauna database. As there are a large number of species with similar names we have included the genus, species, phylum, family and kingdom to help you correctly select the one you are looking for. If we have images available the number of images is displayed in the right hand column and a link appears to those images under the species name.
All the wild flowers below are of the Kingdom Planate (Tracheobionta) and the Phylum Magnoliophyta.
This page only displays species that have common names, there is likely to be many more members of this species
in the main database that are found either in or around the British Isles or somewhere within the United Kingdom
that do not have common names they will however be marked native
, introduced
, etc. To access these
return to Flora and Fauna Menu and use the World Wildlife sub-menu.
If photographs are available the species name is displayed in bold with the camera icon
beside it along with the number of photos available. Similarly if
other types of image, e.g. paintings or drawings, are available the image icon
is displayed along with the number of images. To view the images click on the species name.
Where species are at risk or endangered the Common Name is displayed in red emboldened text.
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Parrot's Feather, parrot feather |
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Parsley-piert, field parsley piert |
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Parsley-piert. Slender, |
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Parsley. Corn, |
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Parsley. Cow, wild chervil |
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Parsley. Fool's, |
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Parsley. Knotted Hedge, Knotted hedgeparsley |
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Parsley. Milk, Hogfennel |
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Parsley. Spreading Hedge, |
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Parsley. Upright Hedge, Erect hedgeparsley |
Torilis japonica
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Parsnip. Wild |
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Pasque Flower, European pasqueflower |
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Passionflower, Blue, blue passion flower |
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Pea. Broad-leaved Everlasting, everlasting-pea |
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Pea. Fyfield, tuberous sweetpea |
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Pea. Marsh, marsh vetchling |
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Pea. Narrow-leaved Everlasting, flat pea |
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Pea. Sea, beach pea |
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Pear, Plymouth |
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Pearlwort. Alpine, |
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Pearlwort. Annual, |
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Pearlwort. Heath, Awl-leaf pearlwort |
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Pearlwort. Knotted, knotted pearlwort |
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Pearlwort. Procumbent, birdeye pearlwort |
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Pearlwort. Sea, |
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Pearlwort. Snow, |
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Pellitory-of-the-Wall |
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Pellitory-of-the-wall, Spreading pellitory |
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Penny-cress. Alpine, |
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Penny-cress. Perfoliate, |
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Pennycress, Field, Pennycress, Alpine, field pennycress |
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Pennyroyal, peppermint |
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Pennywort. Floating, floating marshpennywort |
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Pennywort. Marsh, |
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Peony. Garden or Common, |
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Peppermint |
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Pepperwort. Field, cream-anther field pepperwort |
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Pepperwort. Narrow-leaved, roadside pepperweed |
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Pepperwort. Smith's, purpleanther field pepperweed |
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Periwinkle. Greater or Large, |
Vinca major
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Periwinkle. Lesser pr Common, |
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Persicaria. Amphibious, |
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Persicaria. Pale, |
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Petty Whin |
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Phacelia, lacy scorpion-weed |
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Pick-a-back Plant, youth on age |
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Pied-de-poule. Chiendent, |
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Pigmyweed. Water, |
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Pignut |
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Pignut. Great, |
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Pimpernel. Bog, |
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Pimpernel. Scarlet or Red, Red chickweed, Poor man's barometer, Shepherd's weather glass |
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Pimpernel. Scarlet, |
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Pimpernel. Scarlet, |
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Pimpernel. Yellow, |
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Pineappleweed, pineapple weed |
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Pink. Cheddar, |
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Pink. Childing, |
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Pink. Deptford, |
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Pink. Maiden, |
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Pink. Proliferous, |
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Pipewort, sevenangle pipewort |
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Plantain. Buckshorn or Buck's-horn, |
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Plantain. Greater or Broadleaf, |
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Plantain. Hoary or Lanceleaf |
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Plantain. Ribwort, |
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Plantain. Sea, Goose tongue |
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Plum, Wild - European plum |
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Pokeweed. Asian, |
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Pond-sedge. Greater, |
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Pond-sedge. Lesser, |
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Pondweed, Grass-wrack |
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Pondweed. Bluntleaf or Blunt-leaved, |
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Pondweed. Bog, |
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Pondweed. Bright-leaved, |
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Pondweed. Broad-leaved, floatingleaf pondweed |
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Pondweed. Cape, cape pondweed |
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Pondweed. Claspingleaf or Perfoliate, |
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Pondweed. Curled or Curly-leaved, |
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Pondweed. Fen, |
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Pondweed. Fennel, |
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Pondweed. Flat-stalked, |
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Pondweed. Grassy or Various-leaved, |
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Pondweed. Hairlike, |
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Pondweed. Horned, |
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Pondweed. Lesser or Baby, |
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Pondweed. Loddon or Llong-leaf, |
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Pondweed. Long-leaved, |
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Pondweed. Opposite-leaved, |
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Pondweed. Red or Alpine, |
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Pondweed. Ribbonleaf or American, |
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Pondweed. Sharp-leaved, |
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Pondweed. Shetland, |
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Pondweed. Shining, |
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Pondweed. Slender-leaved, |
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Pondweed. Small, |
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Pondweed. White-stem or Long-stalked, |
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Pondweed. Willow-leaved, |
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Poplar, Black, Cottonwood. Black, |
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Poplar, Gray |
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