Chibbanagh

Notable species found at this location:
Buddleia, Common Foxglove, Common Lady's Mantle, Field Forget-me-not, Fuchsia, Great Willowherb, Lady's Smock, Liverwort, Primrose, Rosebay Willowherb, Slender St John's Wort, Smith's Pepperwort, Tutsan
Other species found at this location:
Bell Heather, Blackberry, Cleavers, Common Daisy, Common Field Speedwell, Common Heather, Common Sorrel, Common Tormentil, European Gorse, Germander Speedwell, Greater Plantain, Heath Bedstraw, Heath Speedwell, Montbretia, Red Campion, Wood Avens, Wood Sage
Situated near Douglas, Chibbanagh plantation is a favourite destination for dog walkers, but is also a habitat for a wide variety of wildflowers and fungi.

Chibbanagh plantation is divided into two halves by a large open area.

The north-facing part of Chibbanagh is home to large quantities of rosebay willowherb, along with other forest plants.

The open area on top of the hill provides a habitat for slender st john's wort, foxgloves and other grassland plants.

Plants that prefer wetter soil and more shade can be found in the south-facing area of the forest, including smith's pepperwort.
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