Like a fanfare, daffodils herald the spring, new joy and cheerfulness in our lives. They shout for joy! They remind…
Read More
Snowdrops on Candlemas Day
“The snowdrop, in purest white array, first rears her head on Candlemas Day.” Snowdrops are known as Candlemas Bells Candlemas…
Read More
Pulsatilla – The Easter Flower
Why is Pulsatilla called the Easter Flower? There is a simple answer – that this beautiful flower, also known as…
Read More
Bleeding Heart and the Doctrine of Signatures
Dicentra Spectabilis, more aptly known as Bleeding Heart, is a perfect example of how the Doctrine of Signatures works. What…
Read More
Borage – Blunt or Brave?
This week our November mornings have been damp and dark. Yet I spied a borage plant in the corner of…
Read More
