These are the recorded plants and fungi as a result of three surveys of the churchyard by John Wells.
Funghi
- Blushing rosette
- Ganoderma
- Lichens (different varieties)
- Sycamore tar spot
Plants
Bryophytes (Mosses)
- Capillary thread-moss
- Common feather-moss
- Common pocket-moss
- Creeping feather-moss
- Cypress-leaved plait-moss
- Grey-cushioned grimmia
- Rough-stalked feather-moss
- Silky wall feather-moss
- Springy turf-moss
- Wall screw-moss
- White-tipped bristle-moss
- Wood bristle-moss
Gymnosperms (Conifers)
- Yew (Taxus baccata)
Angiosperms (Flowering Plants)
- Bird Cherry (Symphoricarpos albus))
- Black horehound
- Bluebell
- Bristly oxtongue
- Common daisy
- Common field speedwell
- Common nettle
- Cow parsley
- Creeping cinquefoil
- Creeping thistle
- Crocus
- Cyclamen
- Dandelion
- Dock
- Doves foot cranesbill
- False oat grass
- Field bindweed
- Fox and cubs
- Goosefoot
- Grape hyacinth
- Greater plantain
- Hairy bittercress
- Herb bennet
- Herb Robert
- Ivy
- Lungwort
- Narcissus
- Nipplewort
- Oxeye daisy
- Petty spurge
- Pink-headed persicaria
- Pink sorrel
- Primrose
- Purple toadflax
- Ribwort plantain
- Rough hawkbit
- Selfheal
- Shepherd’s purse
- Smooth Hawksbeard
- Smooth sow thistle
- Snowdrop
- Speak thistle
- Sweet violet
- Upright yellow sorrel
- Welsh poppy
- White clover
- White dead nettle
- White stonecrop
- Wild carrot
- Willowherb
- Wood forget-me-not
- Yarrow
- Yorkshire fog