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We recently reared twenty peacock butterflies and released them into the garden.Vervain, Verbena officinalis, is possibly my favourite herb. There's something in the way the tiny flowers seem to glow with an inner radiance that I find completely enchanting and could lose hours gazing at.Current work in progress. A little blue tit on a branch of flowering May. 💙Calendula officinalis is a wonderful herb to grow in the garden; healing for us, great for pollinators, easy to grow from seed and beautiful to look atLittle dormouse and hawthorn print is now available in my Etsy shop. Seen here with the harvest mouse and blackberries.Beautiful St. John's wort is in full flower in my garden, a little later than usual this year.**GIVEAWAY**Valerian full moon flower essence. 🌕🌸A few beautiful moths from our recent traps. I never like the term 'moth trap' as it sounds more sinister than is it, like mouse trap. My husband recommended changing it to 'temporary moth holding facility' which made me laugh... but might be a bit of a mouthful for daily use!
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