Monthly Archives: May 2013

UoRPMN Budburst

Posted on 2013/05/24 by samanthabedry

Budburst is the emergence of new leaves on plants, which signals the beginning of a new growing season cycle. (GLOBE) Budburst is one of the more commonly recorded phenophases, many organisations and phenological networks carrying out recording for this seasonal event, including: Project … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate, Fagaceae, Phenology, Plants | Leave a comment

While checking the progress of the bee orchids this morning I noticed that the re-seeded area where building work has been happening has a thriving population of what looks like young Phacelia tanacetifolia. While this might be an exciting new … Continue reading →

Posted on 2013/05/07 by Alastair Culham | 3 Comments

Interesting plants near Earley Gate

Posted on 2013/05/04 by Fay Newbery

There are some interesting plants appearing around the old buildings near Earley Gate. A particularly interesting piece of ground is the site of an old greenhouse adjoining the lawn to the north-east of the Agriculture Building. This looks like a … Continue reading →

Posted in Brassicaceae, Caprifoliaceae, Euphorbiaceae, Flowering Plants, Geraniaceae, Plants, Ranunculaceae, Violaceae | 5 Comments