Primula veris
Small-leaved sweet-briar ("Rosa agrestis") was recorded in 1978. Four bushes of box ("Buxus sempervirens") growing on the landslip are considered by Dr Francis Rose to be native. Early gentian ("Gentianella anglica") has been found (1951, 1988, 1994) on the bare chalk-scree. The parasitic knapweed broomrape ("Orobanche elatior") is regularly recorded. Juniper ("Juniperus communis") thrives; and in spring there is a beautiful display of cowslip ("Primula veris").