‘One plant, several pollinators’ – this month’s Nature Notes from Friends of Portswood Rec (August 2025)

https://www.friendsofportswoodrec.uk/article_44/index.php

“The plant in question is a native wildflower, called Common Fleabane (Pulicaria dysenterica). It’s a late flowering perennial, usually appearing from July to September and is commonly found in damp meadows. In our case, it’s growing in the back bed, which is anything but wet; nevertheless, it seems to be flourishing!!”