CABINET OF CURIOSITIES

I've often wondered why bloody cranesbill Geranium sangineum is so-called, because the flower is magenta, not the colour of blood at a...

Some plants and animals from a day walking on the cliffs between Seaham and Hawthorn Dene on the Durham coast last week ...

Cranesbills are wild flowers with a particularly violent method of dispersing their seeds, that involves a catapult mechanism and is particu...