Scarlett Point

Notable species found at this location:
Biting Stonecrop, Bog Pimpernel, Bogbean, Common Mallow, Daffodil, Field Madder, Greater Sea Spurrey, Hebe, Kidney Vetch, Lesser Celandine, Meadowfoam, Purple Milk Vetch, Red Valerian, Rock Samphire, Sea Milkwort, Spring Squill, White Water Lily, Yellow Iris
Other species found at this location:
Alexanders, Bird's-foot Trefoil, Black Medick, Cleavers, Common Scurvygrass, Dandelion, English Stonecrop, Greater Plantain, Ivy-leaved Toadflax, Montbretia, Sea Beet, Sea Mayweed, Sea Radish, Silverweed, Thrift, Yarrow
Scarlett point's alkaline soil makes it a unique habitat for many flower species on the island. It is one of the only places that you are likely to find purple milk vetch - a plant that is rare throughout the British Isles.

Other uncommon plants found here include kidney vetch and biting stonecrop. White water lilies can be found in the flooded quarry here, along with bogbean - a very unusual sight outside the Curraghs.
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