Garden

Explore British planting with English Bluebells. These bluebell flowers brighten up any garden, but there are some precautions to take when flowering. In this article, we’ll share some ways to manage an invasive plant and take a look at the difference between British and Hispanic varieties. Overview Scientific Name: Hyacinthoides […]

The meadow cranesbill, also known as cranesbill wildflower, or Geranium pratense, is a beautiful violet flower that’s non-invasive and creates striking colours once blossomed. Read this article to learn more about this saucer-shaped plant. Overview Scientific Name: Geranium pratense Common Name/s: meadow cranesbill, meadow crane’s-bill, meadow geranium, common cranesbill, crowfoot, wild

A germander speedwell is from the Plantaginaceae family, and one of its common names is a bird’s eye, cat’s eye, or angel’s eye. In this guide, we’ll be sharing some insightful information about this plant. Overview Scientific Name: Veronica chamaedrys Common Name/s: germander speedwell, bird’s-eye speedwell, cat’s eyes Family: Plantaginaceae

A part of the buttercup family, Anemone nemorosa wood plants are typically found in woodland. You may even find these spring blooming flowers in your garden. Continue reading this article to explore where you can see these flowers, common names, the site they’re typically exposed to, and more. Overview Scientific

It’s common to find a bugle plant in your garden, but what are this blue flower’s characteristics? Where can you expect to find it? And how can you care for it? We’re sharing all of our knowledge in today’s guide. Overview Scientific Name: Ajuga reptans Common Name/s: common bugle, blue

Have you ever wanted to know more information about plants? In this article, we’re focusing on identifying a white campion. We’ll also discuss where they’re found (including the seasons) and their uses. Overview Scientific Name: Silene latifolia Common Name/s: white campion, bladder campion Family: Caryophyllaceae Origin: native Habitat: roadside verges,

Many of us have made daisy chains as a child. But did you know that these plants are edible and have medicinal properties? Before you start digging them out of your lawn and throwing them away, consider some fun facts about these summer plants. Overview Scientific Name: Bellis perennis Common

Lotus corniculatus is within the pea family and can grow to a great height if not supervised. Let’s discover more about the birdsfoot trefoil seed below. Overview Scientific Name: Lotus corniculatus Common Name/s: common bird’s-foot trefoil, eggs and bacon, birdsfoot deervetch Family: Fabaceae Origin: native Habitat: gardens, roadside verges Flowering