In the heart of Cumbria's picturesque landscapes, a delicate marvel graces our fields and meadows, weaving its way into the fabric of our environment with its subtle beauty and ecological significance. Pasque wildflowers, with their enchanting violet blooms and intricate foliage, stand as a symbol of resilience and vitality in our natural world. At...

At Cumbria Wildflowers, we believe in the power of nature to inspire and educate. Today, we're thrilled to celebrate National Reptile Awareness Day, a dedicated occasion that invites us to delve into the world of these remarkable creatures. From secretive snakes to sunbathing lizards, reptiles are an essential part of Cumbria's diverse ecosystem. J...

As the warm rays of the sun paint the UK's meadows and gardens with vibrant colours, an annual event called "The Big Butterfly Count" takes flight. This enchanting initiative, orchestrated by Butterfly Conservation, aims to not only mesmerise us with the beauty of butterflies but also to raise awareness about their declining populations and the cru...

At Cumbria Wildflowers, every petal tells a story, and Lynn, one of our esteemed staff members, has chosen Wood Cranesbill (Geranium sylvaticum) as her favourite wildflower. Also known as Geranium sylvaticum in the language of botany, this enchanting bloom holds a special place in our heart. Nature has bestowed upon us a myriad of beautiful and fas...

International Bog Day, observed on the third Sunday of July each year, is a time to raise awareness about the significance of bogs in supporting biodiversity and preserving delicate ecosystems. These unique habitats play a crucial role in sustaining specialist peatland plants such as Sphagnum species and peat bog wildlife, and Cumbria Wildflowers i...