was just wondering if a new section on wild flowers would be useful enough - seeing as some, many even, can be eaten or used in cooking in some way or another, this could combine both edible and non edible groups
just a little thought :D
Thats a great idea calendula , would it help to have lots of pics for identifying,
not so hot on wild flowers but would like to learn more, they were the medicine cabinet
for the masses many centuries ago, and sure they have a tale to tell,
Hope this will be successful,
floss xxx
I was about to support this idea too (even 'though I think we have too many sections already) but then I noticed that the wildlife forum has the strap line 'wildlife and wild flowers'. I hadn't spotted this before or is it new?
G x
eyes wide shut 8)
absolutely correct Georgie, never even realised mainly because nearly all threads there are about animals - suppose that's sorted then
calendula, couldn't we still do Wild flowers? It is such a broad subject in itself as is Wildlife !
Can't we just seperate them Geogie ? please.
floss xxx
Quote from: FLOSSY on November 05, 2008, 17:54:17
calendula, couldn't we still do Wild flowers? It is such a broad subject in itself as is Wildlife !
Can't we just seperate them Geogie ? please.
floss xxx
It's not up to me, Floss. Whilst we wait for Dan to decide perhaps those interested in wild flowers could start posting about them. If we get lots of interest it's more grist to the mill. :)
G x
Come on you earthy people, Wild Flowers need you , everywhere you walk history
is under your feet - Doctors and Physicians were born from these plants - what did they use
bluebells for , or foxgloves, or primrose, or cowslip ......... it,s all very amazing ! as nature is .
Thank you Georgie,
floss xxx
ok I'm posting one on yellow rattle :D
Got me there calendula - sounds like a snake ?
Looking forward to hearing about it and what it looks like, can we include herbs - or is
it another thread [ oops I didn't say that ! ] It's just that .........
I'll find a wild flower ! :-[
floss xx
flossy, I posted it on the wildlife section :)