Slender false foxglove
An annual hemi-parasite that does well in disturbed, low-fertility soils.
An annual hemi-parasite that does well in disturbed, low-fertility soils.
Clusters of pink and white flowers dangle from stalks that develop on the top half of the plant.
An insect magnet, attracting a wide range of bees, butterflies, flies and spiders.
These hemi-parasitic plants appear to have been dipped in bright yellow paint.
Look closely at the undersides of the leaves and you’ll find they’re covered in resinous dots.
Pass by a patch of northern bedstraw and you’ll surely be caught in a cloud of sweet perfume.
Sometimes it’s the things that aren’t look-at-me spectacular that are the most intriguing.