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Vanessa Lubach Bluebells and Cow Parsley

'And when thou art weary I'll find thee a bed, Of mosses and flowers to pillow thy head.' John Keats I woke up about 50 times last night. And can feel my body trembling today. All this news is not doing my nerves any good. Why can't good people be in charge of the world....

Every spring, Britain’s ancient woodlands turn blue. The native bluebell has grown here for centuries, long before modern Britain existed. Around half of the world’s bluebells grow in the British Isles, carpeting woodland floors in a quiet display that returns each year. These

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Contemporary embroidery artist Emily Tull #Womensart

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Snowdrops and Primroses #PollyMabel

March, 1982 woodblock print by artist Yoshida Toshi

“After the snow has melted, western winds have brought mild weather, and when the sun shines many signs of springtime appear” Writer: EL Grant Watson Artist: CF Tunnicliffe ‘What to Look for in Winter, 1959’

Other work of the Ladybird artists. ‘Missel Thrush’, 1937 Artist: CF Tunnicliffe

This is not a painting. Nature spent centuries sculpting this gian one branch, one ring, one season at a time. Looking up from the base, this massive tree becomes a living cathedral, its canopy forming a perfect green dome against the Sky. Everv twist of bark and branching limb

Some people once believed that an Oak tree could draw illness out of the body 🌳✨ If you walked in a circle around a great Oak and wished your ailment away, the first bird to land in its branches was said to carry that illness off with it...just as easily as if it were taking a

Shakespeare’s snowdrops. Heyrick Greatorex, one of the earliest snowdrop breeders, honoured Shakespeare’s heroines in several cultivars. This is ‘Hippolyta’ from A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Her name means “she who unleashes horses”. Notice the horseshoe marking on its inner petal.

Our first leveret rescue of the year 💚🐇 This tiny young hare was brought to us after being picked up by a dog. Thankfully the wound was small, and it's doing well in our care. As spring approaches, please keep dogs under control - it can make all the difference for #wildlife .

When the fairies tire of dancing each night, they slip off their tiny shoes and hide them beneath white dead-nettle blooms. But beware, should a centipede find them there, it will steal them away and wear them out, dancing until dawn! 🧚🐛 #FolkloreSunday #wildflowers