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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Heygate Urban Forest
As featured on the new nature. I lie on my back on the grass and watch the clouds, my view framed by hundreds of newly-budding branches arching above me. I’m the only person in this vast decanted housing estate, once … Continue reading →
Posted in forest gardening, guerilla gardening, nature connection, politics, simplifying daily life, urban gardening, urban living
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Tagged commoners, Elephant, Elephant & Castle, Graffiti, guerilla gardening, Heygate Estate, housing estates, inner city, London, social engineering, Tom Tinker, Urban forest, urban wildlife, wildlife
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Tree flowers
I’ve really enjoyed noticing flowering trees this spring, hungry for signs that the Narnian winter was on its way out. Many wind-pollinated trees put out tiny flowers before, or alongside, their leaves, as leaves can get in the way of … Continue reading →
Posted in mindfulness, nature connection, simplifying daily life, Uncategorized, urban living
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Tagged Anemophily, Biology, Botany, city, Dendrology, Flower, Forest, nature, nature connection, Plant, pollination, spring, Tree
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