Honesty, Lunaria annua, is in flower in the garden at the moment. It has long been one of my favourite plants and with its cheerful pinky-purple flowers it looks especially good in the semi-shade by our blue shed, next to … Continue reading →
In flower at the moment in Norfolk, the Wood Sorrel, Oxalis acetosella, is a delightful, delicate spring flower. A member of the Oxalidaceae, it has pretty light green trefoli-shaped leaves, composed of three equal and heart-shaped leaflets, which droop at … Continue reading →
“When gorse is out of blossom, kissing’s out of fashion” – a well-known folk saying. I bring good news: kissing is very much in fashion at the moment, judging by the gorse in flower on the heaths of North Norfolk. A … Continue reading →