Way-markers
Way-markers is inspired by monolithic ancient trees and landmark colonies of rarer flowers; by plants which strongly characterise landscapes and even feature in the guide notes for walking journeys, assuring navigators of their direction in wilder places.
Way-markers aims to highlight flora which may be threatened, rare or iconic. And seeks a path where plants will continue to embed themselves into landscape and culture, manoeuvring with the curiosity to investigate flora which might be appropriate and best suited to a future climate across the British Isles.
JH ~February 2024
Meadow Saffron ~ Colchicum autumnale at Suffolk Wildlife Trust reserve Martins' Meadow
Green Hellebore ~ Helleborus viridis subsp. occidentalis under an old hazel coppice field boundary near Hastingleigh in Kent
