Carrots: more than just bunny food! These vibrant orange roots are packed with vitamins and add a sweet crunch to salads, soups, and snacks. Beyond the kitchen, carrots are essential for pollinators and soil health. Interestingly, they weren’t always orange – purple, white, and yellow varieties existed long before the now-familiar hue became dominant! Carrot … Read more
Meet Field-scabious, a wildflower bursting with lavender charm! Loved by pollinators, its nectar-rich blooms are a vital food source for bees and butterflies, supporting local ecosystems. Historically, it was used to soothe skin irritations. With its pincushion-like flower heads swaying in the breeze, Field-scabious is a beautiful and beneficial addition to any meadow, bringing joy … Read more
Meet Gill-over-the-ground, a charming creeper! Often found in gardens and lawns, this plant has a history of use in teas and traditional remedies. It’s also an ecological friend, offering nectar to pollinators and ground cover for small critters. But watch out – it spreads easily, so keep an eye on its trailing stems! Gill-over-the-ground Description … Read more