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Beginners luck, complete novices at foraging but back with Rosa rugosa, Plantago lanceolata (plantain), Trifolium pratense (red clover), a tiny bit of Sambucus nigra (elder) flower tops and a few other samples to explore. I’ll take that as a good starting point. Missed the daisies for bruises but I haven’t given up on finding them. 🌸

Every morning a new arrival.

You must not ever stop being whimsical.

My companion the last week and on my drive down to Somerset, read by Clarissa Pinkola Estes herself in her deep, sensual voice which only adds to the magic. So rich, highly recommend. Let’s all be/come dangerous old women.

Geranium robertarium, aka herb Robert, also commonly known as red robin, death come quickly, fox geranium, stinking Bob, squinter-pip, crow's foot. Who knew? I’m not sure I should own up to this but I have been weeding this one out by the buck loads for years, it is so invasive. Now it turns out it has a long history of being used for its extensive medicinal properties. Some say it absorbs, breaks down and safely disperses toxins from the soil, perfect for location. I keep being astonished by the number of medicinal plants in our garden, some I planted but many still that I didn’t even plant but were already there or finding their way in. I’ll be kinder in the future.

Also lucked out with team Flora Flowers.

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