#Wildflowers

James Wong

Botanygeek

Absolutely U.K. gardening culture has racism baked into its DNA.It’s so integral that when you point out it’s existence, people assume you are against gardening, not racism.Epitomised, for example, by

Sue Nelson

ScienceNelson

When walking I’m usually head down, searching for wildflowers. And there are so many right now. These are from the weekend. Starting with an artist’s favourite. The teasel. Another spiky

Sophie Leguil

SLeguil

1/n Apologies for ranting again about wildflowers. The charity Buglife undertakes great campaigns to raise awareness on insects. I was therefore disappointed to see that their "B-Lines" project is advertised

collbradán

collbradan

within 12 years, Scotland plans to create around 10 Glasgows-worth of new 'woodland', primarily through tree planting. what if i told you that this could not only be done, but

hector

midlee01

Rewilding in action at Tireragan which was once a rather poor hill farm. Stock removed over 20 years ago and rewilded since 1994. Absolute murder to walk through even up

Soil Association

SoilAssociation

Thread/ Show somefor British #farmers, who are working so hard to put good food on our tables this winter Do you know what it takes to rear a #highwelfare turkey

Donna Rainey

donnarainey4

This is my ex silage field. 5 years on. It has exceeded all my expectations, & then some. No need to sow wildflower seeds, they are in the soil waiting

ravali

ravali416324041

#BiggBossTelugu4"Flowers always make people better, happier, and more helpful; they are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul."A Thread comparing beautiful, strong,positive soul ariyana to flowers. #BiggBossTelugu4“A flower d

Jim Meigs

jamesbmeigs

A thread about birds and bees and flowers: Over the past couple of years we've dug up part of our lawn and replaced it with a strip of wildflower meadow.

collbradán

collbradan

1/ a weird thing about documenting wildlife in Ireland is that you can still 'find' big areas of high-quality habitat that no one's rly recognised the significance of. one of

StephenCoyne

stephen_coyne

All along the banks of the #RoyalCanal I took to my trusty steed to journey along the canal from Docklands to Castleknock. Makes for a fascinating insight into Dublin. From

Apithanny

Apithanny

Today is #NationalMeadowsDay so I thought I’d create a thread about these super important and overlooked habitats – which can also be known as species rich grasslands. But what

「VTuber」Glubbie the Bear Cubbie 🐻‍❄️🐼🐻

glubbie_

Depression tips: a thread. Shower. Not a bath, a shower. Use water as hot or cold as you like. You don’t even need to wash. Just get in under the

Shane McAuliffe 🐷✈️

ShaneMcAuliffe1

Just a short thread showing the vast abundance of native wildflowers found in our roadside hedgerows, showing the importance of resisting the urge to mow during the summer season....... Spear

Matt Seward

Matt2FrostyFF

DEPRESSION TIPSShower. Not a bath, a shower. Use water as hot or cold as you like. You don’t even need to wash. Just get in under the water and let

Doe RN CIC MPH

DoeKley_RN_MPH

#Depression Depression tipsShower. Not a bath, a shower. Use water as hot or cold as you like. You don’t even need to wash. Just get in under the water and

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