Isn’t it strange that poisonous plants are nearly always strikingly beautiful?| Botany in Scotland
A rare coastal species and perhaps a future food plant| Botany in Scotland
A favourite of bees and butterflies| Botany in Scotland
Few plants excite poets - this is one.| Botany in Scotland
This plant served humankind for thousands of years, and may be on the verge of resurgence| Botany in Scotland
Bitten by the Devil| Botany in Scotland
A rapidly-spreading alien that most people enjoy| Botany in Scotland
A smelly species recorded on Arthur’s Seat| Botany in Scotland
“a unique species that represents one of the last intact survivors of a Jurassic ecosystem”| Botany in Scotland
Oh, I do like to be beside the sea-side. I’m a halophyte.| Botany in Scotland
sometimes known as the singers’ plant| Botany in Scotland
Julius Caesar said there were no beech trees in Britain but he was mistaken.| Botany in Scotland
Another name for this native plant is the Sea-side Thistle.| Botany in Scotland