Forests are the main flora in Europe because in every country woodland is present. Sweden is the only country to have the largest forest in Europe. The forests of Sweden are called Kolmarden, Tyloskog, Norrland, and Tiveden. Trees found in forests are oak, Norway spruce, alder, Scots pine, and European beech. Bialowieza Forest is the largest and oldest forest in Europe.
The most common type of Flora all over Europe are forests and woodlands.This is not just true of Western Europe but also central and Eastern European countries.
One of the biggest such forests is the Bialowieza Forest, which is spread across Poland and Belarus and contains some amazing wildlife as well.
In England, forests can be found across the country, but mostly in England's midlands.
