Primula veris
Steppe-like vegetation grows here mostly. The place is also valued for one of the richest populations of greater anemone ("Pulsatilla grandis") in Central Moravia; in the 2004 census 19,699 blooms were counted here. Other notable plants growing here are snowdrop anemone ("Anemone sylvestris"), European Michaelmas daisy ("Aster amellus"), sickle hare's ear ("Bupleurum falcatum"), Blue Sedge ("Carex flacca"), Downy-fruited Sedge ("Carex tomentosa"), "Carex michelii", European dwarf cherry ("Prunus fruticosa"), "Dorycnium herbaceum", field cow-wheat ("Melampyrum arvense"), spiny restharrow ("Ononis spinosa"), military orchid ("Orchis militaris"), knapweed broomrape ("Orobanche elatior"), "Pilosella macrantha", "Primula veris" subsp. "canescens", fragrant scabious ("Scabiosa canescens") and "Thesium dollineri". Bigger stones are covered by saxicolous lichens, which are an important indicator of the level of air pollution. The grasslands need to be maintained and shrubs of black locust ("Robinia pseudacacia"), common dogwood ("Cornus sanguinea") and European privet ("Ligustrum vulgare") have to be regularly removed here.