Roger Horton
@Roger_TL45Y
Retired scientist. Plants. Prone to fads: šArtemisas, Calamints, Crataegus, Medicks, Poplars, Goldilocks, Ruscus. NO LISTS!
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Fancy joining in with Love your Burial Ground Week/Churches Count on Nature and National Cemeteries Week ?
Taking place between 8-16 June
Find out more here
caringforgodsacre.org.uk/get-involved/eā¦
#churchescountonnature #loveyourburialgroundweek #nationalcemeteriesweek
If you are interested in joining our team, we are looking for a Project Manager for our exciting project 'Our Digital Ancestors'.
More information here: caringforgodsacre.org.uk/we-are-hiring/
The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Historic England The Church of England
Please spread the word
The #Cambridge Accordia patch of male Butterbur now a sea of huge leaves dwarfing my 8cm scale (top & lower left) whereas nearby female plants (lower right) were fighting a battle with the wind and invading ivy this morning. Petasites hybridus.
A lone tulip on a rubbish tip on Empty Common allotments #Cambridge brightening up a wet squally morning.
#WildFlowerHour Five #pavementplants flowering in West Cambridge:
Ivy-leaved Speedwell, Storks-bill,
Germander Speedwell, Little &ā¦
ā¦Sticky Mouse-ear.
#WildFlowerHour #TreeFlowers OK this is a planted tree but at this time of year it's so eye-catching and has great flowers! Cherry Hinton Hall Park #Cambridge . Acer pseudoplatanus 'Corstorphinense', Corstorphine plane. Cambridge Canopy Project
#WildFlowerHour Ventured over the boundary from VC29 (Cambs) to VC20 (Herts) to see the annual display of Pasque Flowers, Pulsatilla vulgaris. Hundreds!
#WildFlowerHour #TreeFlowers
Male Walnut catkin & Guelder-rose just about opening, plusā¦
Common Hawthorn, Wayfarer's Tree, Domestic Apple,
Wild Cherry, Field Maple, Blackthorn.
ā¦in Foxton Wood near #Cambridge .
A rare find in Cornwall is Goldilocks Buttercup. Even rarer (anywhere) is to one in perfect condition. They are a scruffy species and usually lose petals within hours of opening. Woodland near Wadebridge today.
Ranunculus auricomus for #wildflowerhour (I'm not online tomorrow)
JOIN US AT A PLANT SURVEY NEXT SATURDAY
Led by Amanda Tuke & Roy Vickery, W.Norwood Cemetery.
FREE event, all welcome.
Book: slbi.org.uk/event/west-norā¦
Photo of cemetery entrance from #WestNorwoodCemetery website.
Photos of plants by Amanda Tuke.
#plantsurvey #wildflowers #SLBI
Whenever there's a #TreeFlowers challenge I like to photograph this Oak on the left and Ash on the right in Cherry Hinton Hall Park #Cambridge . For years now it's been 'oak before the ash, we're in for a splash' but no contest this year as the Ash has finally succumbed. š¢