POTW 50 Sycamore

NOT A DOWNLOAD - an actual, physical book, signed by the author, and posted second class recorded. The Plant of the Week collection in a wire-bound A4 format - 54 plant profiles, with accompanying poems and proverbs that inspire wonder, curiosity and belonging to the world around us. With immediate access to the QR codes.

Free info sheets on our plant neighbours for learning outdoors - this one is about Dandelions

54 wonderfully informative, high resolution, full colour PDF sheets to help you, and others get to know your plant neighbours. With a charming mixture of plant ID, facts and stories about plants often found near you, and where they like growing, these are a perfect way to help your class, family or colleagues get connected to the natural world and develop a caring attitude for the nature we are all part of.

QR codes that link to the online versions of the PLANT OF THE WEEK sheet collection hosted at Canva.com.

Plant of the week high quality printable PDF about Stinging Nettle

Downloadable HIGH RES PDF plant profile about Dead Nettles

HIGH RES printable plant profile about Hogweed

High res PRINTABLE PLANT PROFILE about the hearty herb and small tree Hawthorn

With lovely light green leaves and a garlic-mustardy punch... this delicate beauty is a favourite for spring time salads.

I love ferns and the way they uncurl from the earth with primordial grace and wonder at how many grew in those times before and after the dinosaurs roamed the earth, and who have now become stored ancient sunlight that power our fossil fuelled lives.

High res printable PDF download about Plantain species herbs

Save time and effort with these HIGH RES printable plant profile PDF downloads and introduce others to the wonders of plants.

Plant of the week high quality printable PDF plant profile about Wood Avens.

HIGH RES printable plant profile PDF download about Lemon Balm.

High res printable pdf plant profile download about Hazel trees

High res printable PDF plant profile download

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High res printable PDF plant profile download about Common Mallow

This tall and invasive, sickly sweet smelling annual has wonderful nectar rich flowers loved by bees. It also produces 100's of tasty seeds excellent in a curry - find the recipe alongside the high res PDF download. You can also play the stems, when large enough, like a didgeridoo!

FREE High res PDF printable plant profile about Blackberry/brambles.

Majestic Queen of the forest with her smooth grey bark, creator of woodland cathedrals and home to rarer woodland wildlife, has been associated with wisdom and knowledge for thousands of years.

This delicate feathery leaved herb has ages old medicinal and magical uses... as well as being favourite of moths and a beauty to behold under the light of an autumn full moon cast brightly on a meadow.

Known as a storehouse for foragers and herbal healers this shrubby tree with corky bark is a summer floral beauty with distinctive winter silhouettes making it east to identify throughout the year.

Most people know about playing conkers... but do you know where the trees are native to? Are they safe for horses? And did someone say you can use them instead of washing up powder to clean your clothes? Have a peek at my latest Plant of the week sheet to find out more. High res printable downloads available for as little as 50p each here:

This hardy plant brings colour to the colder seasons and was once to be used to make love potions. It also has a colloquial name of swine-bread. I love the wonderful patterns on the leaves and hidden gem inside the flower - it's worth getting on your hands and knees for.

This wondrous creeper and climber is a host to many and generous giver of nectar at the year comes to a close.

HIGH RES printable PDF about this wonderful tasting and smelling herb with great wildlife, medicinal and edible value.

Abundant and strong, this broad tree has a wide canopy, energy rich nuts and nut husks that are used to make ink.

Traditionally associated with new beginnings I decided Birch trees were the perfect plant to celebrate as the old pagan year ends with Samhain or halloween and the new year begins afresh.

Ancestor to all apple varieties, this plant is a keys species in an ecosystem providing habitat and nourishment for many others.

Often overlooked in the spring and summer this autumnal golden delight is favoured by harp makers and caterpillars alike!

Small and beautiful but a big world for many small creatures, mosses are an often overlooked undervalued, but vital part of the ecosystem.

A lover of open skies and upland spaces, Rowan trees produce bright red berries loved by many birds.

One of Britains favourite winter trees whose red berries and waxy leaves bring cheer and protection to many species during the colder months.

High res printable PDF plat profile about Bay Trees. Bay leaves, also known as laurel leaves, hold significant cultural importance in various traditions and societies worldwide. Their symbolic meaning and practical applications have transcended time, weaving them into the fabric of cultures and beliefs.

A proud and numerous evergreen tree with vitamin rich needles and orange flaky bark.

This tree is a waterlogged wonder, a nitrogen ninja, a musical muse and a history to dye for :-)

The common dogwood, Cornus sanguinea, is a fascinating shrub with much to offer beyond its vibrant winter stems.

Harbinger of spring and irresistible to many insects, this humble plant spreads a yellow smile across the land early in the year.

Early spring yumminess - but be very careful... it's invasive!

This lacy beauty is a bountiful provider for beetles and butterflies alike.

A friendly face who often appears in the dead of winter.

A familiar and bristly character with a slender square stem that grows far and wide using other plants for support.

Mother of the Oak. This early flowering spiky beauty burns hot!

This herald of spring has a dark side!

Welcome to the wonderful world of willows!

A coloniser that clones, a plant of light and dark with distinctive fluttery sound and very fluffy catkins!

A small wildflower with a big personality!

A small plant that brings joy to many.

This tree's seeds are the favourite winter food of the UK's largest finch.

Allium usnium - is this plant a favourite of bears coming out of hibernation?

The tree with a confusing name...which means fig-mulberry... read on to find out more about Sycamore

Prolific seed maker and clump former with wonderful geometry.

World Tree for the Norse, and Tree of Gratitude for many, this tree is a symbol for our time.

Plant profile of Lords and Ladies.

In keeping with the spirit of Oak, here is another HIGH RES PRINTABLE pdf download featuring these incredible beings with access to 4 more PLANT OF THE WEEK SHEETS FOR FREE

52 + Printable HIGH RES PDF plant profiles for nature connectors.

Discover a whole suite of new, musical nature connection activities that develop creative thinking, personal musicality, teamwork and quite possibly some harmony with the planet too!

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A collection of 60 pairs of words you can use to spark connections between people, their inner worlds and outer worlds. Lots of ways to use them… I write them on either side of cards and introduce them as a way of talking about systems and connections, not about things. They help us understand being, existence, ecology and interconnection from differing perspectives and appreciate how all life is connected.

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Develop Confidence & Oracy Skills. Learn & Share the gifts of 12 Earth-care tales. Transform your teaching delivery.

A collection of 60 pairs of words you can use to spark connections between people, their inner worlds and outer worlds. Lots of ways to use them… I write them on either side of cards and introduce them as a way of talking about systems and connections, not about things. They help us understand being, existence, ecology and interconnection from differing perspectives and appreciate how all life is connected.

A British story about the seasons, dealing with change, coping with fears, the wisdom of elders and a song to unite it all.

Full of stories, games, activities and skills to help us all feel at home on earth and care for life on this planet.

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