Chris Packham's wildlife lockdown: Britain's beautiful wild plants and trees in Spring
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mirror.co.ukThe sun has been shining on us lately, so use your daily hour of exercise to walk among the trees and flowers. Today Chris Packham and Megan McCubbin, his zoologist stepdaughter, share their favourite plants to spot during spring, whether in a local park or your own back garden, and how to identify them.
Lesser Celandine This grows beneath the chestnut tree in my garden. Its strategy is to get all of its growth done early in the year and its lovely waxy heart-shaped leaves begin to appear during the winter.
About now it produces these radially symmetrical flowers, which open in the sunshine. It’s a member of the buttercup family and you can see the similarity in the petals.
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