Tag Archives: Plant

Simplicity and wildflowers Part 1

Posted on June 26, 2013 by simplyradical

In my part-time day job, I attempt to sow wildflowers, food and inspiration in built-up urban areas. The idea is to make them healthier to live in, for both humans and other beings. Despite the huge benefits, there are many … Continue reading →

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Tree flowers

Posted on May 18, 2013 by simplyradical

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 →

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A biological control

Posted on June 20, 2010 by simplyradical

It all started with a couple of plants for my office. I’ve been nagging my partner, a gardener, for some internal greenery to help obviate the concrete jungle outside. ‘Anything fairly low maintenance and drought tolerant,’ I had said, aware … Continue reading →

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