Cheddar Pink
Creates quite the buzz on any meadow, attracting butterflies and bees with its vibrant colours and sweet scent.
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The Regreening · Plants & tools
Browse plant uses and the mattock, basket and watering can.
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Common Ivy
Reaching for the stars: this climber scales high walls with ease and provides shelter for birds and mammals alike. Its leaves are green all year round.
Couch Grass
The ultimate survivor! Perfect ground cover and dew-drop-collector, spreads like gossip in a small town.
Dandelion
Its sunshine yellow flowers and fluffy puffballs always pop up where you least expect them. Blowing their seeds away can make wishes come true.
Elderberry
This shrub takes its time to grow, but its dark berries are worth the wait. They are a superfood for birds, but can be toxic to mammals.
European Alder
A friendly giant and popular neighbour. It provides shade and shelter to animals and improves the soil for other plants.
European Beech
One of the giants of European forests, it can grow up to 40 meters tall with a smooth silvery-gray bark. Its seeds are known as beechnuts.
Hazel
A widely successful shrub accross Eurasia, it produces hazelnuts which is a key food source for many animals, including humans.
Moor Birch
It is renowned for its soft, hairy twigs and dull, grey-white bark that rarely develops the rough, black fissures of its cousin species.
Sunflower
Standing tall, this beacon of joy always turns its big yellow face towards the sun. Its seeds are a beloved snack for birds and humans alike.
White Clover
Nature’s lucky charm! It helps keep the soil healthy and is a favourite food source for insects and mammals with its juicy leaves and sweet nectar.
Wild Rose
A prickly beauty! Fragrant petals attract pollinators. Its fruits are a treat for birds, but will make human hands itch.
Mattock
Used to break up hard soil, dig through junk piles and remove plants.
Basket
Used to collect seeds.
Watering Can
Used to collect water and pour it on plants.