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The Spirit Of Things's Flowers Posts

One of the free floral delights in the streets of Bath City in the UK is the Adria Bellfower (Campanula postenschlagiana) which adorns many of Bath's sandstone…

One is struck as one walks through Covid-19 Lock down Bath just how quickly weeds start to take over a city given the chance. Here are a few examples.

Enantiomorph The word is derived from Ancient Greek ἐναντίος (enantios, “opposite”) + μορφή (morphē, “form”). Wikidictionary defines it as as “Mirror image,…

Stamens in flower mouth of Barleria greenii [plantzafrica.com]. Photo in Memory of Dave Green who was tragically murdered on his farm near Estcourt, South…

Petal sleep movements For those of you who get up early in the morning you might want to take a closer look at daisies. As the evening approaches the petals…

Vernal pools, also called vernal ponds or ephemeral pools, are temporary pools of water. In a recent trip to the Cedarberg Mountains in South Africa I chances…

Lotus glaucus Cultivated in the Jardin Botanica Barcelona. 21.4.2004. From Madeira. It is called bird foot trefoil in English and Coranzocillo or Cuernecillo in…
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