Sussex Botanical Recording Society

The human influence on the distribution of many plants was apparent in a couple of communications I have received over the summer. Wendy Tagg sent some pictures intriguingly titled “The […]

Source: Scott, Brad. “Local delights.” Sussex Botanical Recording Society Newsletter, no. 91 (November 2020). https://www.sussexflora.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Newsletter_nov_20.pdf. The recent months have been scattered with early morning walks with a friend who has […]

Source: Harmes, Paul. “Recording in Lewes 2020.” Sussex Botanical Recording Society Newsletter, no. 91 (November 2020). https://www.sussexflora.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Newsletter_nov_20.pdf. During the preparation of The Flora of Sussex, I managed to unearth Thomas […]

Source: Hutson, Jacqui. “Early Lockdown: Water-crowfoots, Water-starworts and Viola lactea.” Sussex Botanical Recording Society Newsletter, no. 91 (November 2020). https://www.sussexflora.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Newsletter_nov_20.pdf. 22 March Early Lockdown walks had to be near home […]

Source: Smith, Peter B. “My home tetrad.” Sussex Botanical Recording Society Newsletter, no. 91 (November 2020). https://www.sussexflora.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Newsletter_nov_20.pdf. Faced with Lockdown, I realised that it created an opportunity to look more […]

I have been getting a steady stream of messages over the last few weeks as SBRS members continue to find interesting plants, even if that is just while on a […]

Tim Waters cultivates a small but impressive vegetable garden at his home in Brede. He covers his carrot crop with enviromesh, and was intrigued to see through the mesh Dodder-like […]