Milkworts Collection
Milkworts, a diverse and enchanting group of flowering plants, captivate the eye with their delicate blooms and vibrant colors
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Milkworts, a diverse and enchanting group of flowering plants, captivate the eye with their delicate blooms and vibrant colors. In September, the bushy Polygala myrtifolia reveals its beauty in Sardinia, Italy. Its close-up flowers showcase intricate details that mesmerize observers. Moving to the Dolomites in the Italian Alps, we encounter the purple form of Shrubby Milkwort (Polygala chamaebuxus). This stunning plant thrives on roadside verges, adding a splash of color to its surroundings. In May, Powerstock Common Nature Reserve in Dorset, England becomes adorned with Common Milkwort (Polygala vulgaris). These charming flowers create a picturesque scene as they bloom harmoniously amidst nature's embrace. Uncommon in southern England but found nestled within limestone grasslands is Chalk Milkwort (Polygala calcarea). Its presence adds an air of rarity and intrigue to these landscapes. Venturing further east to Transylvania near Baraolt in Romania unveils ancient flowery limestone grassland dominated by Great Milkwort alongside ox-eye daisies and dropwort. This breathtaking sight transports us back through time while showcasing nature's resilience. Sea milkwort takes center stage as it bursts into flower along coastal regions. Its vibrant hues mirror the ever-changing shades of blue from nearby waters, creating a captivating spectacle for all who behold it. Dwarf Milkwort (Polygala amarella), though rare in the UK, graces limestone grasslands with its petite yet exquisite blossoms. These delicate flowers are like hidden gems waiting to be discovered by those fortunate enough to stumble upon them. The North Wessex Downs at Walker's Hill near Alton Barnes become adorned with Chalk Milkwort once again. Their presence on this chalk downland showcases their adaptability and resilience against harsh conditions while providing a visual feast for visitors' eyes.