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Key..A..B..C..D-F..G..H..I-L..M-O..P..R-S..T-X..
Botanical nameCommon
nameHabit
Evergreen/Deciduous
Height(meters)
Hardinesszone
Soil Shade Moisture pHGrowth
rateNotes
Calluna vulgaris Heather Sh E 0.60 4 LM SN DM A MTea, dye, thatching,basketry, brooms.
Campanulaportenschlagiana
P 0.25 3 LM SN M NB F Edible leaves.
Campanulaposcharskyana
P E 0.25 3 LM SN M NB F Edible leaves.
Campsis
radicans
Trumpet
vineCl D 12.00 4 LMH SN M ANB F Medicinal.
Carex elataTuftedsedge
P E 1.20 7 LMH SN MWe ANB M Edible root and seed.
Ceanothusprostratus
Squawcarpet
Sh E 0.05 7 LM SN DM ANB M Dye, soap substitute.
Ceanothuspurpureus
Hollyleafceanothus
Sh E 2.00 8 LM SN DM ANB M Dye, soap substitute.
Ceanothusthyrsiflorus
Blue brush Sh E 4.50 7 LM SN DM ANB MDye, soap s ubstitute.Tolerates maritimeexposure.
Centaureamontana
Mountaincornflower
P 0.45 3 LMH N DM ANB FSucceeds in poorsoils.
Cephalotaxusfortunei
Chineseplum yew
Sh E 6.00 7 LMH FSN M ANB S Edible seed and fruit.
Chaenomeles
speciosa
Japanese
quince Sh D 3.00 5 LMH FSN M ANB M Edible fruit.
Chaenomeles xsuperba
Dwarfquince
Sh D 1.00 5 LMH FSN M ANB F Edible fruit.
Chamaemelumnobile
Chamomile P E 0.15 4 LMH SN DM ANB M
Tea, condiment, hairshampoo, dye,companion plant,liquid feed and planttonic, medicinal.
Chelidoniummajus
Greatercelandine
P 0.50 6 LMH FSN M ANB FMedicinal. A weed inthe garden, only useit in wild areas.
Chrysospleniumalternifolium
Goldensaxifrage
P 0.30 4 LMH SN MWe ANB M Edible leaves.
Chrysospleniumamericanum
Water mat P 0.10 3 LMH SN MWe ANB M Condiment.
Chrysospleniumoppositifolium
Goldensaxifrage
P 0.15 5 LMH SN MWe ANB M Edible leaves.
Cistussalviifolius
Rock rose Sh E 0.60 8 LM N DM ANB MCondiment.Tolerates maritimeexposure.
Clematisorientalis
Cl D 2.00 6 LMH SN M ANB F Medicinal.
Convallariakeiskei
Lily of thevalley
P 0.30 3 LMH FSN DMWe ANB S Medicinal.
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Convallariamajalis
Lily of thevalley
P 0.15 3 LMH FSN DMWe ANB SEssential oil, dye.Medicinal.
Coprosmaacerosa
Sh E 0.10 8 LM SN M AN SEdible fruit. Coffeesubs titute. Dye.
Coptisbrachypetala
P E 0.22 LM S M A M Dye.
Coptis chinensis P E 0.20 LMH SN MWe A Medicinal.
Coptis deltoidea P E LMH SN MWe A Medicinal.
Coptis japonica P E 0.22 7 LMH SN M A Medicinal.
Coptisoccidentalis
P E 0.15 4 LMH SN M A Dye. Medicinal.
Coptis teeta P E 0.15 LMH SN M A Medicinal.
Coptis trifolia Goldthread P E 0.15 2 LMH S M A Dye. Medicinal.Coriariamicrophylla
Sh D 1.20 8 LMH SN M ANB M Dye, ink, tannin.
Cornuscanadensis
Creepingdogwood
P 0.25 2 LMH SN M AN M Edible fruit.
Cornus suecicaDwarfcornel
P 0.15 2 LM SN M AN M Edible fruit.
Coronilla variaCrownvetch
P 0.30 6 LMH N DM ANB M
Insecticide. Soilstabilizer. Toleratesmaritime exposureand poor soils.
Cotoneasterconspicuus
Sh E 3.00 6 LMH SN M ANB M Dye. Wind tolerant.
Cotoneastermicrophyllus
Sh E 1.00 5 LMH SN M ANB S Dye. Wind tolerant.
Cyathodescolensoi
Sh E 0.45 8 LMH S M AN S Edible fruit.
Cyathodesfraseri
Sh E 0.15 8 LMH FS M AN S Edible fruit.
Cystopterisbulbifera
F 5 LMH FS M ANB FEdible root. The plantcan become invasive.
Cytisusscoparius
Broom Sh D 2.40 5 LMH SN DM ANB F
Succeeds on poorsoils. Condiment,coffee s ubstitute,fibre, dye, brooms .Medicinal.
Edible Trees and Shrubs Hardy in temperate zones.Checklist of plants suitable for hedging and windbreaks.Checklist of Trees and Shrubs for Shelterbelts.
KEY.Habit: A = Annual. B = Bam boo. Bi = Biennia l. Cl - C limber. F = Fern. Sh = Shrub. T = Tree. P = Perennial .
Deciduous/Evergreen: D = Deciduous . E = Evergreen.
Hardiness zone: 1 = Succeeds in the Arctic zone. 10 = Does not tolerate frost. Most of Britain is in zone 7, the milder areas are zone 8(though some zone 9 plants can be there), some upland and northern areas are 6 or lower.
Soil: L = Light. M = Medium. H = Heavy.
Shade: F = Succeeds in full shade. S = Succeeds in semi-shade. N = Succeeds in full sun (or no shade).
Moisture: D = Succeeds in dry soils . M = Succeeds in moist soils (the average so il mois ture level). We = Succeeds in wet soils . Wa =Succeeds in water.
pH:A = Succeeds in acid soils . N = Succeeds in neutral soi ls. B = Succeeds in basic (alkaline s oils).
Growth rate: S = Slow. M = Medium. F = Fas t.
When using this list it is important to remember that it can only contain a small portion of the information we ho ld on each plant. Youare strongly advised to seek more information on any plant before making us e of it in the manner sugges ted. This is especiallyimportant with any of the comments on edibili ty.
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