#wildplants

April 2026

A collection of posts dedicated to the field elm (lat. Ulmus minor). You can read them via these links: the oldest elm, trees in autumn, unusual fruits (samaras).

I’m starting to accumulate posts about specific species of plants and animals, and perhaps collections like this might be interesting 🌿💚

Сборник публикаций, посвященный вязу малому (лат. Úlmus mínor). Почитать их можно по этим ссылкам: самый старый вяз, деревья осенью, необычные плоды.

У меня начинают накапливаться посты про определенные виды растений и животных, и возможно сборники такого типа будут интересными🌿💚

The Beauty of Nature never fades… It is a constant, timeless, cycling, unconditional, and inspiring source of beauty; Offering solace and majesty, even though change- It provides persistent and reliable joy and wonder.

Heralded by the cuckoo. In the wake of Sesege Nogoon flowers bloom. The daughter of the lord of winter, Chegeen Chebdeg Khan, is the maiden of spring. She gently wakes the beings that slept during winter, so the world may enter it's time of growth again.

Plant of the Day

Thursday 27 May 2021

A member of the carrot family Anthriscus sylvestris (cow parsley, wild chervil, wild beaked parsley, kex, Grandpa's pepper, hedge parsley, badman's oatmeal, lady's lace, fairy lace, Spanish lace, Queen Anne’s lace) is flowering along roadsides and in the meadows of Cambridge Botanic Gardens. It is so great that areas that were previously close mown lawn are now providing greater biodiversity.