Irish flora is diverse and includes a variety of plant species, both native and introduced. The landscape features lush green fields, hedgerows, and woodlands, with iconic plants such as heather, ferns, and wild garlic. The mild, temperate climate supports a rich ecosystem, making Ireland home to over 1,000 species of flowering plants. Many of Ireland's native plants are adapted to its unique environment, including bogs and coastal areas. The country is also known for its ancient woodlands, where species like oak and ash thrive. Conservation efforts are in place to protect these natural habitats and the biodiversity they support.