Claxton, Norfolk: Two plants make completely separate responses to the sun and draw an array of flying insects At this time of year I love to watch the sun-oriented movement of my garden. By this I mean the way in which our oxeye daisies and cat's-ear flowers turn in relation to the same source.In what you might call their dormant state, at about 8am - when the day is bright but temperature neutral - the flowers of both, as well as most of my yellow rattle blooms, are all pretty much oriented north-east. Then, as the day fires up, the daisies and cat's-ears drop their heads and tilt due east the better to catch the light. Continue reading...
Country diary: following the sun and an awkward ballet of bumblebees
19. června 2018 7:00
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Celý článek: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/jun/19/country-diary-a-garden-fired-up-by-the-sun
Zdroj: The Guardian