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Plant of the Week

Cercis canadensis

Plant of the Week

Cercis canadensis

The Eastern Redbud is a rare beauty in temperate climates

Sarah Covshoff · 24 May 2026

Aphyllon franciscanum

Plant of the Week

Aphyllon franciscanum

Yellow Clustered Broomrape with where the yellow is optional.

Alun Salt · 17 May 2026

Taraxacum officinale

Plant of the Week

Taraxacum officinale

Familiarity breeds contempt

Alun Salt · 10 May 2026

A woman with a child in a sling stands next to a Titan Arum. She is half its size.

Plant of the Week

Amorphophallus titanum

The giant that passes by in just a couple of nights.

Alun Salt · 3 May 2026

A low cluster of Parinari capensis at ground level, with four or five olive-green speckled fruits nestled among elliptical leaves.

Plant of the Week

Parinari capensis

Perhaps the biggest tree you'll never notice.

Alun Salt · 26 Apr 2026

The hood of a Snake's Head Fritillary made from its chequerboard petals.

Plant of the Week

Fritillaria meleagris

The plant that gets its own Sunday.

Alun Salt · 19 Apr 2026

A hand holding a fallen Bombax ceiba flower, showing five thick red petals and a cluster of dark stamens with a yellow-orange centre.

Plant of the Week

Bombax ceiba

The Red Silk-Cotton Tree of Southeast Asia.

Alun Salt · 12 Apr 2026

Tulipa cypria

Plant of the Week

Tulipa cypria

A plant that lives in a small part of time and space.

Alun Salt · 5 Apr 2026

A single Buxbaumia viridis sporophyte with a green, pear-shaped capsule on a reddish-brown seta or stalk, rising from a mossy forest floor among fallen conifer needles.

Plant of the Week

Buxbaumia viridis

It's rarely seen, but is it rare?

Alun Salt · 29 Mar 2026

Thermal infrared image of Eastern skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) emerging through snow.

Plant of the Week

Symplocarpus foetidus

Eastern Skunk Cabbage turns impatience into a virtue, bringing Spring early.

Alun Salt · 22 Mar 2026

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