Wildflowers of the Farm

In this gentle, observational work the narrator invites listeners back to Willow Farm, where the rhythm of ploughs and harvests gives way to a quieter, floral world. Rather than the cultivated garden blooms, the focus is on the untended wildflowers that pop up in fields, hedges, and roadside lanes, thriving without human care. With warm, accessible commentary, the guide explains how even grasses and trees bear flowers, turning the ordinary countryside into a living museum of colour and scent.

The book moves through a series of short, vivid chapters—coppice, hayfields, cornfields, and lanes—each introducing a handful of species such as dandelions, clovers, and the often‑overlooked nettle. Along the way, listeners learn simple botanical facts, seasonal cycles, and the subtle ways these plants support farm life. Ideal for anyone who enjoys strolling through nature, the narrative paints a picture of the farm’s ever‑changing tapestry of blooms.