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Where does Moss grow?

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Moss grows in damp, dark areas.

In the middle of the woods, growing on many of the trees and stones is one of the oldest and most unchanged group of plants on the planet. Surviving in the damp areas that other plants can’t get a …

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What does Coltsfoot mean?

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Coltsfoot is a member of the daisy family

If ever you have a dandelion without leaves, growing in a particularly tough environment, you have a completely different flower called Coltsfoot. But if the name Dandelion comes from the French, …

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What do Weevils eat?

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Weevils come in all shapes and sizes

Creeping out of the woodwork after winter is an insect with an incredible looking nose. Of all the noses in the animal kingdom, the Weevil beetle must surely have one of the most surreal. There are …

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Where does the Dandelion get its name from?

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The symbol of the sun.

With so many wildflowers about to bloom across the North West, it can be very easy to overlook those that share our gardens. Even more so for those that are often seen as pests or weeds. The …

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What is Giant Hogweed?

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Giant Hogweed is usually found by rivers and canals

Over the past few years, one plant has been slowly spreading to live alongside us and although it is arguably one of the most dangerous plant we could encounter, we often don't even consider it a …

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What was Herb Roberts used for?

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Herb Roberts is a common woodland flower with fern-like leaves.

With each day getting slightly warmer, we can now start rooting through the undergrowth for new woodland flowers. The crocuses and snowdrops may still be around, but these winter flowers will soon …

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