Recently completed 100 miles walking in March to fundraise money for WWF.
There is still the opportunity to donate if you would like to support!! #100milesinmarch#WWF@WWF
Slightly late to this weeks #wildflowerhour#wallplants but some fantastic Kenilworth ivy/ ivy-leaved toadflax, cymbalaria muralis, and some yellow corydalis, pseudofumaria lutea, on display @BSBIbotany@wildflower_hour
Did you know Common Ragwort is one of our most important wildflowers in Britain?!
It’s used as a foodplant by >130 insects & ranked 7th most important resident wild plant for pollinators here. Today I’ve been collected seed for my own garden - so excited to see what turns up!😍
Some flowers with views on a lovely sunny walk. Cornish marrow, Malva Multiflora, and Kidney vetch, Anthyllis vulneraria, which holds great importance to the small blue butterfly as it’s sole foodplant. #wildflowerhour#bythesea@BSBIbotany@wildflower_hour