Plants Used As Badges
Clan name | Clan badge attributed to the clan | Notes |
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Abercromby | ||
Adam | ||
Agnew | ||
Anderson | ||
Anstruther | ||
Arbuthnott | ||
Armstrong | ||
Arthur | wild myrtle | |
fir club moss | ||
Auchinleck | ||
Baillie | ||
Baird | ||
Balfour | ||
Bannatyne | ||
Bannerman | ||
Barclay | ||
Baxter | ||
Bell | ||
Bethune | ||
Beveridge | ||
Bisset | ||
Blair | ||
Borthwick | ||
Boswell | ||
Boyd | ||
Boyle | ||
Brodie | periwinkle | |
Broun | ||
Bruce | rosemary | |
Buchan | ||
Buchanan | billberry (blaeberry) | |
oak | ||
birch | ||
Burnett | ||
Calder | ||
Cameron | crowberry | |
oak | ||
Campbell | fir club moss | |
wild myrtle (or bog myrtle) | ||
Campbell of Breadalbane | ||
Campbell of Cawdor | ||
Campbell of Cawdor | ||
Carmichael | ||
Carnegie | ||
Cathcart | ||
Chalmers | ||
Charteris | ||
Chattan | wild whortleberry | |
Chisholm | fern | |
Clelland | ||
Cochrane | ||
Cockburn | ||
Colquhoun | hazel | |
dogberry | ||
Colville | ||
Craig | ||
Cranstoun | ||
Crawford | boxwood | |
Crichton | ||
Cumming | common sallow; i.e., the pussy willow | |
Cunningham | ||
Dalrymple | ||
Dalziel | ||
Darroch | ||
Davidson | boxwood | |
red whortleberry | ||
Dennistoun | ||
Dewar | ||
Donnachaidh | bracken, or fern | |
fine leaved heath | ||
Douglas | ||
Drummond | holly | |
Wild thyme | ||
Dunbar | ||
Dundas | ||
Dunlop | ||
Durie | ||
Eliott | ||
Elphinstone | ||
Erskine | ||
Falconer | ||
Farquharson | Scots fir | |
red whortleberry | ||
foxglove | ||
Fergusson | little sunflower | |
Fleming | ||
Fletcher | ||
Forbes | broom | |
Forrester | ||
Forsyth | ||
Fraser | yew | |
Fraser of Lovat | ||
Fullarton | ||
Galbraith | ||
Garden | ||
Gayre | ||
Gibsone | ||
Gladstains | ||
Glas | ||
Glen | ||
Gordon | ivy | |
Graham | Laurel | |
Grant | pine (Scots fir) | |
Gray | ||
Gregor | pine (Scots fir) | |
Grierson | ||
Gunn | juniper | |
roseroot | ||
Guthrie | ||
Haig | ||
Haldane | ||
Hamilton | ||
Hannay | periwinkle | |
Hay | mistletoe | |
Henderson | cotton grass | |
Hepburn | ||
Hog | ||
Home | broom | |
Hope | ||
Horsburgh | ||
Houston | ||
Inglis | ||
Hunter | ||
Innes | great bulrush | |
Irvine | ||
Jardine | apple blossom | |
Johnstone | red hawthorn | |
Keith | ||
Kennedy | oak | |
Kerr | ||
Kincaid | ||
Kinnaird | ||
Kinnear | ||
Kinninmont | ||
Kirkpatrick | ||
Lamont | crab-apple tree | |
trefoil | ||
dryas | ||
Learmonth | ||
Leask | ||
Lennox | ||
Leslie | ||
Lindsay | ||
Little | ||
Lockhart | ||
Logan | furze | |
Lumsden | ||
Lyle | ||
Lyon | ||
MacAlister | common heath | |
MacAulay | pine (Scots fir) | |
cranberry | ||
MacBain | boxwood | |
red whortleberry | ||
Macbrayne | ||
MacDonald | common heath (Scots heather) | |
Macdonald of Clanranald | common heath | |
MacDonald of Keppoch | common heath | |
white heather | ||
Macdonald of Sleat | ||
MacDonell of Glengarry | common heath | |
MacDougall | bell heather | |
Macdowall | ||
MacDuff | boxwood | |
red whortleberry | ||
MacEwen | ||
Macfarlane | cranberry | |
cloudberry | ||
Macfie | pine (Scots fir) | |
oak | ||
crowberry | ||
MacGillivray | boxwood | |
red whortleberry | ||
MacInnes | holly | |
MacIntyre | common heath | |
MacIver | ||
Mackay | great bulrush | |
broom | ||
Mackenzie | variegated holly | |
deer's grass (heath club rush) | ||
Mackie | ||
Mackinnon | pine (Scots Fir) | |
St John's wort (St. Columba's flower) | ||
Mackintosh | red whortleberry | |
bearberry | ||
boxwood | ||
Maclachlan | rowan (mountain ash) | |
lesser periwinkle | ||
Maclaine of Lochbuie | bilberry (blaeberry) | |
bramble | ||
holly | ||
black berry heath | ||
MacLaren | laurel | |
MacLea | The Flower of the Grass of Parnassus. | |
Maclean | crowberry | |
holly | ||
MacLellan | ||
MacLennan | furze | |
MacLeod | juniper | |
Macleod of the Lewes | red whortleberry | |
MacMillan | holly | |
Macnab | stone bramble | |
common heath | ||
Macnaghten | trailing azalea | |
MacNeacail | ||
MacNeil | dryas | |
trefoil | ||
Macpherson | white heather | |
boxwood | ||
red whortleberry | ||
Macquarrie | pine (Scots fir) | |
Macqueen | boxwood | |
red whortleberry | ||
Macrae | club moss | |
MacTavish | ||
MacThomas | ||
Maitland | ||
Makgill | ||
Malcolm (MacCallum) | rowan berries | |
Mar | ||
Marjoribanks | ||
Matheson | broom | |
holly | ||
Maxwell | ||
McCorquodale | ||
McCulloch | ||
Melville | ||
Menzies | menzie's heath | |
Mercer | ||
Middleton | ||
Moffat | ||
Moncreiffe | oak | |
Montgomery | ||
Morrison | driftwood | |
Mow | ||
Muir | ||
Munro | common club moss | |
Murray | butcher's broom | |
juniper | ||
Murray of Atholl | ||
Nairn | ||
Napier | ||
Nesbitt | ||
Newlands | ||
Newton | ||
Nicolson | juniper | |
Ogilvy | whitethorn, hawthorn | |
evergreen alkanet | ||
Oliphant | bull rush | |
Paisley | ||
Paterson | ||
Pennycook | ||
Pitcairn | ||
Pollock | ||
Porterfield | ||
Preston | ||
Primrose | ||
Pringle | ||
Purves | ||
Ramsay | blue harebell | |
Rattray | ||
Riddell | ||
Robertson | see Donnachaidh | |
Rollo | ||
Rose | wild rosemary | |
Ross | juniper | |
bearberry | ||
Rutherford | ||
Ruthven | ||
Sandilands | ||
Scrymgeour | ||
Sempill | ||
Seton | yew | |
Scott | ||
Shaw of Tordarroch | ||
Sinclair | furze (whin) | |
white clover | ||
Skene | ||
Somerville | ||
Spalding | ||
Spens | ||
Stewart | oak Thistle | |
Stewart of Appin | ||
Stirling | ||
Strachan | ||
Straiton | ||
Strange | ||
Stuart of Bute | ||
Sutherland | cotton sedge | |
Swinton | ||
Tailyour | ||
Trotter | ||
Turnbull | ||
Tweedie | ||
Urquhart | wallflower, gillyflower | |
Walkinshaw | ||
Wallace | oak | |
Wardlaw | ||
Watson | ||
Wedderburn | ||
Weir | ||
Wemyss | ||
Whitelaw | ||
Wishart | ||
Wood | Oak | |
Young | yew |
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