On Friday 23rd June 2006, Rachel O'Hara from Surrey Wildlife Trust and John Arnott from Merrist Wood College, carried out a visual inspection of the hay meadow. The variety of plants was considered to be good, with thirty-one species recorded. The proportion of flowers to grasses was high, being as great as 60% flowers in a considerable portion of the area. The species indicated a damp meadow in the central area next to the housing estate with dry meadow elsewhere.
The list of species is given below with a subjective measure of relative abundance:
| Frequent = widespread throughout the area |
| Occasional = encountered in smaller numbers |
| Rare = only one or two individual plants found |
| Creeping bent | Frequent (locally) |
| Meadow foxtail | Occasional |
| Sweet vernal-grass | Frequent |
| False oatgrass | Frequent |
| Cocksfoot | Frequent (locally) |
| Red fescue | Frequent |
| Yorkshire-fog | Frequent |
| Creeping soft-grass | Frequent (locally) |
| Rough meadow-grass | Frequent |
| Hairy sedge | Rare |
| Common knapweed | Frequent |
| Cat's-ear | Rare |
| Sharp-flowered rush | Frequent (locally) |
| Compact rush | Occasional |
| Soft rush | Rare |
| Meadow vetchling | Frequent |
| Common Bird's-foot-trefoil | Occasional |
| Greater bird's-foot-trefoil | Frequent |
| Field woodrush | Rare |
| Ribwort plantain | Occasional |
| Meadow buttercup | Occasional |
| Creeping buttercup | Occasional |
| Common sorrel | Frequent |
| Common ragwort | Rare |
| Lesser stitchwort | Frequent |
| Red clover | Rare |
| White clover | Frequent (locally) |
| Tufted vetch | Frequent (locally) |
| Hedge bindweed | Frequent |
| Pedunculate oak seedlings | Occasional |
| Aspen suckers | Frequent |