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Lady's Slipper Orchid flower. Yellow with red petals blooming flower in natural environment. Lady Slipper, Cypripedium calceolus.  Kesselaid, a small island in Estonia. Nordic countries, Europe

Britain's rarest flowers: The beautiful, hidden flora that could disappear from our country

Our countryside is home to a huge range of flowers, some much harder to find than others – here is a selection of Britain's rarest flowers, including how to identify and the threats that they face.
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Cherry blossom flowers and sunshine

Spring blossom is out now - here's how to identify it

As light flows slowly back into our woodlands and hedgerows, once-bare branches begin to bloom again. It's blossom season – but how do you tell the difference between blackthorn and hawthorn, rowan and wild cherry?
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How to print with flowers

Spring is a great time of year for creating your own watercolour-style prints from fresh flowers. Perhaps you could even make a homemade Mother’s Day card?
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Make wildflower seed bombs

Gather wildflower seeds and make your own seed bombs for a colourful display next summer with this easy step by step guide.
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How to draw a flower ©Enya Todd

How to track a flower through summer

Discover the life of a summer flower and follow its progress using sketches
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How to force bulbs

Bring the subtle colours of February and March forward into the New Year by planting bulbs indoors in autumn, creating your very own early spring
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Britain's rarest plants on the verge of extinction

Some of the UK's rarest plants, flora and wildflowers could be at risk of extinction, a conservation charity has warned, with roadside verges providing an unlikely haven. 
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Sucking the nectar, honey bee on flower

Diesel exhaust affects bees’ ability to forage for flowers

A recent study published in Scientific Reports has revealed that the ability of honeybees toforage for flowers could be hampered by chemicals from diesel exhaust. 

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