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Welcome to FossilPlants, the home of our prehistoric garden in North Wales. Our garden may only be small but it has a dinosaur sized character. Most of the plants in the garden are from families that have a fossil record … Continue reading →
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Magnoliophyta - FossilPlants
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Growing for millions of years! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Bits and botanical bobs. My Blog @ The Guardian. Hymenophyllales (filmy ferns and bristle ferns). Magnoliophyta comprises what we more commonly know as flowering plants. Joinvillea – the grass before grasses. 8216;Fossilplants’ at the Natural History Museum, London! Botanising Israel, an epic adventure of war and wildflowers, part 10. Botanising Israel, an epic adventure of war and wildflowers, part 9. Time ago 4 Hours.
Pinophyta - FossilPlants
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Growing for millions of years! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Bits and botanical bobs. My Blog @ The Guardian. Hymenophyllales (filmy ferns and bristle ferns). Joinvillea – the grass before grasses. 8216;Fossilplants’ at the Natural History Museum, London! Botanising Israel, an epic adventure of war and wildflowers, part 10. Botanising Israel, an epic adventure of war and wildflowers, part 9. Botanising Israel, an epic adventure of war and wildflowers, part 8. Time ago 4 Hours.
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Growing for millions of years! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Bits and botanical bobs. My Blog @ The Guardian. Hymenophyllales (filmy ferns and bristle ferns). Petit jardin préhistorique deviendra grand – Le Figaro, France. How does your garden grow? The Guardian weekend 26.7.14. International Rock Gardener No 58, Online magazine of the Scottish Rock Garden Club 31.10.14. Proudly powered by WordPress.
Talks - FossilPlants
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Growing for millions of years! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Bits and botanical bobs. My Blog @ The Guardian. Hymenophyllales (filmy ferns and bristle ferns). As time goes on I am being asked to do more and more talks around the world. If you or your society/organisation would like me to give a talk then please contact me using the contact form. The talks can be tailored to suit the event or audience. Some subjects I cover are:. Why a Fossil Garden? Proteas for a British garden.
Surplus Plants - FossilPlants
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Growing for millions of years! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Bits and botanical bobs. My Blog @ The Guardian. Hymenophyllales (filmy ferns and bristle ferns). Now and again we have some plants propagated by ourselves in surplus. Numbers are often limited to a handful of plants per species. Some of the money raised from the sale of these plants will be used to conserve plants both in their natural habitat and in botanic gardens worldwide. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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A new season | Plantaholic's Garden Diary
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Plantaholic's Garden Diary. Wordless Wednesday – Spring is springing! April 20, 2014. Well I’ve had a long absence, but the spirit has moved me back here again – or more likely all the flowers in the garden have prompted me to post again! Last year was so cold and snowy, but the plants almost all did amazingly well. This warm but very wet winter has seemed a little trickier than the cold, especially with bulbs and alpines, but on the whole things have survived pretty well. Phlox subulata Purple Beauty.
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Wordless Wednesday – Beautiful Blue! | Plantaholic's Garden Diary
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Plantaholic's Garden Diary. A wander at Pennington. Autumn colour at Stourhead →. Wordless Wednesday – Beautiful Blue! October 24, 2012. I'm passionate about growing many different types of plants, from alpines to fruit and veg, and this has what has led me to start this diary. I also love to visit gardens and nurseries, and to travel (usually with a heavy emphasis on plants and nature in general) and I will no doubt add posts about these! View all posts by plantaholicsgardendiary →. Wordless Wednesday &...
BSBI News & Views: Hunting Eyebrights 2: Snowdonia
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BSBI News and Views. BSBI President talks about local groups network. New Journal of Botany: short video here. Making a customised BSBI distribution map: short video here. Potamogeton epihydrus: short video here. Water Horsetail ID video. Great Horsetail ID video. Marsh Horsetail ID video. Tasselweed ID video here. Tufted Forget-me-not ID video. Creeping Forget-me-not ID video. Forget-me-not ID Key on video. Native Hawthorns ID video. Wednesday, 5 August 2015. Hunting Eyebrights 2: Snowdonia. Is a truly ...
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A wander at Pennington | Plantaholic's Garden Diary
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Plantaholic's Garden Diary. Wordless Wednesday – Beautiful Blue! A wander at Pennington. October 15, 2012. Yesterday was such a beautiful day that we decided to go to Pennington Nature Reserve, in the South of Hampshire – about half an hour from home! It was such a glorious sunny October day, with hardly a breath of wind (& the wind is often biting down there! The cows weren’t bothered by the bogginess underfoot! I DO love teasels, and believe me these are just a few of the pics I took! I'm passionate ab...
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Plantaholic's Garden Diary. I'm passionate about growing many different types of plants, from alpines to fruit and veg, and this has what has led me to start this diary. I also love to visit gardens and nurseries, and to travel (usually with a heavy emphasis on plants and nature in general) and I will no doubt add posts about these! Well I’ve had a long absence, but the spirit has moved me back here again – or more likely all the flowers in the garden have prompted me to post again! April 20, 2014. Yeste...
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Wordless Wednesday – Autumn Stars! | Plantaholic's Garden Diary
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Plantaholic's Garden Diary. Autumn colour at Stourhead. Wordless Wednesday -Massonia pustulata →. Wordless Wednesday – Autumn Stars! November 7, 2012. I'm passionate about growing many different types of plants, from alpines to fruit and veg, and this has what has led me to start this diary. I also love to visit gardens and nurseries, and to travel (usually with a heavy emphasis on plants and nature in general) and I will no doubt add posts about these! View all posts by plantaholicsgardendiary →. Follow...
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Autumn colour at Stourhead | Plantaholic's Garden Diary
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Plantaholic's Garden Diary. Wordless Wednesday – Beautiful Blue! Wordless Wednesday – Autumn Stars! Autumn colour at Stourhead. November 4, 2012. How fortunate we were to choose last Friday (November 2nd) for a visit to Stourhead! Lots of sunshine, and still a fair amount of colour, although this doesn’t seem to have been an outstanding Autumn- not surprising after the Summer we’ve had perhaps. Hard to take an original picture here, but you might like to share the views with me! Autumn colour at Stourhead.
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Wordless Wednesday -Massonia pustulata | Plantaholic's Garden Diary
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Plantaholic's Garden Diary. Wordless Wednesday – Autumn Stars! Wordless Wednesday – Spring is springing! Wordless Wednesday -Massonia pustulata. November 28, 2012. I'm passionate about growing many different types of plants, from alpines to fruit and veg, and this has what has led me to start this diary. I also love to visit gardens and nurseries, and to travel (usually with a heavy emphasis on plants and nature in general) and I will no doubt add posts about these! This entry was posted in Alpines.
BSBI News & Views: Dr Mark Spencer on Radio 4's Infinite Monkey Cage
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BSBI News and Views. BSBI President talks about local groups network. New Journal of Botany: short video here. Making a customised BSBI distribution map: short video here. Potamogeton epihydrus: short video here. Water Horsetail ID video. Great Horsetail ID video. Marsh Horsetail ID video. Tasselweed ID video here. Tufted Forget-me-not ID video. Creeping Forget-me-not ID video. Forget-me-not ID Key on video. Native Hawthorns ID video. Monday, 10 August 2015. Big Nature Day 2015. Image: L. Marsh. And "wei...
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Singapore Botanic Gardens – Flashback | Mutterings in the Shrubbery
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Mutterings in the Shrubbery. Robert Stacewicz's Weblog. Singapore Botanic Gardens – Flashback. January 1, 2015. January 1, 2015. In January last year I set off on my travels which lead me to Singapore, Cambodia, Vietnam and back through Singapore again where I got my return flight to London. I love the combination of concrete steps with the graceful arching fronds of tree ferns. The huge number of ferns and mossed in the beds really give a lush and restful feel to this part of the garden. In the backgrou...
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