River Neb

Notable species found at this location:
Broom, Common Spotted Orchid, Cornflower, Creeping Yellow-Cress, Dame's Violet, Elder, Garlic Mustard, Himalayan Balsam, Marsh Woundwort, Square-Stalked St. John's Wort, Yellow Iris
Other species found at this location:
Bush Vetch, Common Vetch, Field Horsetail, Germander Speedwell, Greater Plantain, Greater Stitchwort, Meadow Vetchling, New Zealand Pigmyweed, Red Campion, Tufted Vetch, Water Starwort
The river Neb flows from St John's to Peel. Varied habitats can be found along different parts of the river.

Leaving St John's, hedgerow plants such as hedge woundwort, germander speedwell and bush vetch are abundant.

Moving towards Peel, you will encounter a wetland area that is home to horsetails, yellow iris and the occasional wild orchid.

As you approach Peel, you will reach a riverside area called The Raggatt. Dame's violet and lady's smock can be found along its banks, alongside patches of himalayan balsam.
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