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Silverweed Argentina anserina or Potentilla anserina Completed for FSC “Discover Wildflowers” fold out identification guide

Aspen tree Populus tremula showing shrubby habit form

Aspen sprig Populus tremula showing leaves and buds

Aspen Populus tremula sprig and catkins and flowers

Silver birch Betula pendula sketchbook page with a focus on the leaves

Snow-in-Summer or Dusty Miller Cerastium tomentosum sketchbook study showing habit sketch and detail of an asexual sprig. Seed and seed coat detail, calyx, leaf, flower and flower cross section are also depicted.  Details of the bud and fur on leaf also appear.

Montezuma cypress Taxodium mucronatum cones and leaf sprays

Montezuma cypress Taxodium mucronatum tree showing habit and growth

Silver Birch drawing showing elegant form and habit

Silver birch sprig with leaves and male and female catkins

Aspen tree showing habit and growth form

Woolly willow Salix lanata sprig with catkins and small image of the tree shape

Woolly Fringe moss Racomitrium lanuginosum tuft with one hairy shoot and one lone leaf

Grimmia pulvinata and Tortula muralis moss growing on stone, both bearing spores. Details of individual spore capsules and individual leaves included

Early hair grass Aira praecox clump, ligule, flowering spike setail with crossing awns

White rose showing damage grom the garden pest thrip which leads to discolouration, browning, and a sick lookin plant, insect inset