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A Fungi Frenzy with Kew Expert Lee Davies

In Kew’s latest fungi video, we hear from Lee Davies, Kew’s Fungarium Curator and Grow Wild’s Fungi expert, as he explains where and what to look for when fungi-hunting. We’ve broken down some of the info into some top tips and fascinating fungi facts to help you get the most out of your fungus...

Using our senses to appreciate wild plants

We know that wildflowers have undeniable benefits for our wild spaces, bringing pollinators and biodiversity to sometimes the most unlikely of places. But if we look more closely at individual plants, we can start to appreciate their uniqueness from a variety of perspectives by using each one of...

Wellbeing & Wildflowers: learning from plant behaviour

Grow Wild explores what we can learn from our flowered friends to help support our wellbeing through these challenging times.

Cups, Coral, Ears and Stars

There's so much more to fungi than mushrooms. Have you seen the UK fungus which looks like a yellow brain?...
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