Bluebells start flowering in April and in full flower can create a haze of colour. They are usually found in old woodlands, but can also be found under bracken and in hedgebanks. Although a common site in some of Glasgow’s woodlands they are rare on an international scale, and are legally protected. In Glasgow a Species Action Plan has been produced to conserve and increase its distribution.

Wood-sorrel is a small woodland species with delicate white flowers, and shamrock-like leaves.

The first sign of Ramsons is sometimes the smell of garlic, which is why it is also called Wild Garlic. This plant grows in dense clumps in damp woodland and can often be seen in profusion along wooded riverbanks.