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Our wildflower meadows are a powerful ally in the fight against climate change – but they are in trouble!
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Yellow Rattle, is the single most important plant you need when creating a wildflower meadow. Here’s everything you need to know.
If you’ve been taking part in the No Mow Movement, you might have spotted some wonderful wildflowers poking through your lawn.
Our meadows have been part of our natural heritage for centuries and cared for by people for generations - but they are now more at risk than ever before.
Read how 2 lichens were saved, from a tree infected with ash dieback, in a translocation rescue mission in the temperate rainforest.
Did you know that the rainforest can glow in the dark? Or that it’s home to plants which were on the Earth before the dinosaurs?
What do you think of when you hear the word 'weed'? Join us as we uncover the myths #and delve into what it really means.
A journey to return one of the UK's rarest wildflowers to the wild has made a major step to success.
Plantlife's Road Verges Advisor Mark Schofield reveals how to keep your thriving No Mow May flowering lawn blossoming into June.
The National Museum of Scotland has transformed its collections centre into a haven for insects and local wildlife by taking part in the No Mow Movement. Learn how.
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