Wild Clary, Salvia verbenaca, is one of the glories of summer, flowering from June to September in open grassland on sunny banks, sand dunes and roadsides. I saw the magnificent specimen in the photograph above on Beeston Bump last June, … Continue reading →
Today dawned cold but dry and, provided you were well wrapped up against the cold, it turned out to be an ideal morning for a walk in Norwich’s Earlham Cemetery looking at mosses and liverworts. About twenty people came along, … Continue reading →
Earlham Cemetery in Norwich contains many fine trees, including the native Black Poplar, Populus nigra subspecies betulifolia, one of our largest and most striking native species. Until recently there were six trees but three have now been felled, leaving just … Continue reading →