Silverburn River
    Notable species found at this location:
        Snowdrop
        Common Butterbur
        Common Teasel
        Common Monkey-flower
        Cuckoo-Pint
        Himalayan Balsam
        Red Bartsia
        Wood Anemone
        Yellow Archangel
        Ramsons
        Daffodil
        Meadowsweet
        Broom
        Lesser Celandine
        Coltsfoot
        Hedge Woundwort
        Marsh Woundwort
        Winter Heliotrope
        Bluebell
        Three-cornered Leek
        French Cranesbill
        Cut-leaved Cranesbill
        Buddleia
        Great Willowherb
        Giant Bindweed
        Common Chicory
        Crocus
    
        Other species found at this location:
    
    
            Alexanders
            Greater Stitchwort
            Ox-eye daisy
            Scarlet Pimpernel
            Spear Thistle
            Opposite-leaved Golden Saxifrage
            Common Knapweed
            Yarrow
            Creeping Thistle
            Marsh Thistle
            Common Daisy
            Blackberry
            Dandelion
            Cleavers
            European Gorse
            Ragwort
            Montbretia
            Red Campion
            Herb Robert
            Field Horsetail
            Ribwort Plantain
            Germander Speedwell
            Self-heal
            Bush Vetch
            Hard Fern
            Royal Fern
            Blackthorn
            Drooping Sedge
            Greater Plantain
    
    The Silverburn river flows from South Barrule to Castletown. Its banks are home to one of the most varied collections of wildflowers that can be found on the island.
Amongst others, you will find snowdrops, common butterbur, wood anemone and common monkey-flower growing along the Silverburn's banks - all species that are uncommon elsewhere on the island.
Amongst others, you will find snowdrops, common butterbur, wood anemone and common monkey-flower growing along the Silverburn's banks - all species that are uncommon elsewhere on the island.

 
         
                     
                    