This year is the first time I have visited Gower in June. I was amazed at the profusion of flowers everywhere – even on the seashores. Lady’s Bedstraw, Galium verum, made bright splashes of yellow colour on the sand at the junction of the soft cliff of Rhossili Down with the beach. This photograph is taken looking northwards along the seashore towards Burry Holms. The fluffy heads of attractive tiny flowers are also subtley perfumed. In the olden days, this flowering plant was dried and added to straw mattresses because of its lasting fragrance.
A Post from the Past
Jessica's Nature Blog 
June? Glad I’m not the only one with a backlog Jessica 🙂
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This is one of a series of old posts written in 2009 and hidden from public view since then. I have been working through and updating these old posts before airing them again. Hence the disparity with the dates. Thought it wouldn’t be such a bad thing to have a bit of colour when everything outside is monochrome with the snow and bare trees.
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