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Two purple coloured flowers in a green field
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‘UK native’ plants and fungi:

A sprig of green leaves, covered in water droplets
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Hunting for healthy ash trees

| By Isabel Negri and and Owen Blake
A canopy of tree branches over blue sky
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Ash dieback

| By Isabel Negri and and Owen Blake
Two people looking at a framed painting on an easel
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London Grows Wild Together Exhibition

| By Ellen Rowland
Groups of red corn poppies
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The language of wildflowers

| By Isha Tickoo
green fungus growing across a log
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Festive Fungi

| By Isha Tickoo
Seedlings growing in a seed tray
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Five unexpected ways seeds kickstart the growing process

Purple blewit (Lepista nuda)
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A fungi frenzy with Kew expert Lee Davies

| By Ellen Rowland
Oyster mushrooms growing
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Recycled by experts

X-ray of seeds
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Journey of a Grow Wild seed

Garlic mustard
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Six Scottish wildflowers you might not have heard of

Ivy
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Could weeds cure all ills?

Japanese Knotweed
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Alien invaders or home-grown thugs?

A person in a red coat and purple hat walks towards some autumnal trees
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The benefits of autumn sowing

A scarlet elf cup fungus growing in some leaf litter
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Cups, coral, ears and stars

Elaphocordyceps ophioglossoides, or the Snaketongue truffleclub
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What do heavy metal and fungi have in common?

A fungus lab sits on a wooden table
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Fungus labs 2019: What happened?

Yarrow, Achillea millefolium, leaves
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What leaves reveal about wildflowers

Grey oyster mushrooms, growing out of an orange box
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A journey into the kingdom of fungi

Yarrow, Achillea millefolium, in flower
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The mythology of Britain's wildflowers

Toadflax (Linaria vulgaris)
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Crow-flowers, nettles, daisies, and long purples

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A group of people paint a mural on a brick wall

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