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It's time to change our perception of the Dandelion
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Dandelions are highly nutritious. Their long tap roots draw up minerals and other nutrients from deep in the soil. All parts of the plant are edible and medicinal. The leaves and roots are bitter, unless blanched as Parkinson describes, but the bitterness is part of their therapeutic value.
An extract from The Herbalist Bible, page 79, about the under-appreciated dandelion.
It's never too early to start learning about fishing
Posted by Lydia Unwin on
Inspire a lifelong passion for fishing.
Gain a thorough understanding of the sport by reading this comprehensive and clear guide: Get Fishing, by Allan Sefton
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- Tags: coarse fishing, educational, fishing, Fishing Book, fishing flies, flyfishing, guide
Published today: Woodland Wild Flowers - Through the Seasons
Posted by Lydia Unwin on
We are excited to announce the publication of new book:
Woodland Wild Flowers - Through the Seasons, by Alan Waterman. Over 170 woodland flowers are illustrated and described.
New Book: A String of Pearls reviewed on BBC radio Lancashire tonight at 8pm
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Tune in to hear Margaret Wilson and photographer Helen Shaw speaking on BBC Radio Lancashire live tonight at 8pm about new book, A String of Pearls: https://bbc.in/3h331yL
NEW BOOK: Woodland Wild Flowers - Through the Seasons
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Published May 6th, we are looking forward to the launch of 'Woodland Wild Flowers - Through the Seasons', you can order it now.
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- Tags: biodiversity, countryside, flowers, nature, New Book, plants, wildflowers