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Buttercups are bright and cheerful wildflowers that provide an important source of food for pollinators and other wildlife. With over 1700 species of Buttercup world wide these beautiful and prolific little wildflowers have developed many clever tricks to help them to thrive and survive in a competitive world.
Buttercups are unique in having shiny petals that c...
There are three native species of newts in the UK and they all play an important role in the environment by controlling populations of pest insects like mosquitoes and midges (which in turn reduces the risk of insect-borne diseases), recycling nutrients back into water and land habitats, and by providing a vital source of food for a wide variety of other wildlife. Including m...
Daisies are beautiful wildflowers that provide an important source of food for wildlife. Pollinating insects like bees,
Did you know that gardening and growing your own food is good for your physical and mental health? Many studies have also shown that spending time outdoors in nature helps lower levels of anxiety, stress and depression in both adults and children. It’s especially useful for helping children to calm themselves down and regulate their emotions. Gardening in particular releases ...
Did you know stinging nettles provide an important source of food for wildlife! The caterpillars of several species of butterfly and moth rely on the plants for food, ladybirds lay their eggs on the leaves, bees and other pollinators feed on the nectar from the flowers and some species of bird even feed on the seeds.
Humans throughout history have also relied on...