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This autumn, help us find the Britain’s most colourful and important fungi – waxcaps.
Plantlife’s Big Give Christmas Challenge 28 Nov- 5 Dec, make a positive impact in protecting remarkable lichens.
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Often found in parks, banks and lawns – any type of grassland habitat – White Clover is the commonest of the clovers.
The White Clover flowerheads are ball-shaped cluster on a long stem, made up of tiny individual white and sometimes very pale pink flowers. The leaves have the archetypal ‘cloverleaf’ shape: three rounded leaflets often with a pale band.
Common across the UK.
Almost any grassy habitat.
Flowers from June to September.
White Clover lawn, image by Archie Thomas
White Clover, image by Trevor Dines
Learn more about lichens with easy to follow interactive activities and printable spotter sheets and scavenger hunts.
Our road verges have the potential to act as a sanctuary for wildflowers and a network of connective corridors across the UK. By unlocking their potential, road verges and greenspaces have an important part to play in natures recovery, whilst enhancing carbon storage, saving public money, and producing resources from waste products.
Plantlife's award winning Managing Grassland Road Verge Guide & Good Verge Guide are proven to help local and national authorities, community groups, organisations and other key stakeholders to help transform road verges and greenspaces.
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