Lonicera villosa
Peaty or rocky barrens, bogs and bushy places, especially on limestone. Love
Month July 2023
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Lomatium macrocarpum
Open rocky hills and plains, not extending much into the mountains. Love
Lonicera sempervirens
Borders of woods and thickets. Love
Lomatium nudicaule
Dry open or lightly wooded areas at low to moderate elevations Love
Lomatium dissectum
Open, often rocky slopes and dry meadows, often on talus. Love
Lomatium cous
Dry often open rocky slopes and flats, often with sagebrush, especially in foothills and lowland, occasionally above the treeline. Love
Lindera benzoin
Wet woods and by streams on sandy or peaty soils. Stream banks, low woods, margins of wetlands; uplands, especially with exposed limestone, from sea level to 1200 metres. Love
Lobelia cardinalis
Damp shores, meadows and swamps. Love
Linnaea borealis
Woods, especially pine, and in the shade of rocks to elevations of 725 metres in N. Britain. Love
Litchi chinensis
The tree has been in cultivation for so long that wild forms are no longer believed to exist. Love
Limnocharis flava
In or at the edge of water. Shallow swamps, ditches, pools and wet rice fields, occurring usually in stagnant fresh water. Love
Lilium superbum
Peaty meadows, swales, wet sands and swampy woods. Love
Lilium longiflorum
By the coast, often in pockets of coral rock. Love
Lilium lancifolium
Long cultivated and not known in a truly wild situation, though it can naturalise in woodlands.. Possibly of hybrid origin involving L. leichtlinii and L. maculatum. Love
Lilium philadelphicum
Heavy, often somewhat alkaline, meadows to montane forest. Usually found in drier woodlands on acid sandy loams. Love