Native Plant Sea Campion: Witches’ Thimbles and Devil’s Hatties — A Folklore-Rich Plant of the Cornish Coast Why is Sea Campion called Witches’ Thimbles and Devil’s Hatties? This coastal wildflower carries centuries of Cornish folklore, warning of danger, death, and magic. Discover the legends and superstitions rooted in its windswept, cliffside habitat. By Ellory Moss • 2 min read
Coastal Wildflowers Rock Sea Spurrey (Spergularia rupicola): A Coastal Survivor with Roots in Cornwall’s Wild Heritage A resilient native of Cornwall’s rocky coast, Rock Sea Spurrey is both a symbol of endurance and a key player in coastal ecology. Discover its folklore, practical uses, and how to grow it in coastal gardens that honour Cornwall’s wild shoreline. By Ellory Moss • 2 min read
Wildflowers Ox-Eye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare) A beloved symbol of purity and midsummer magic, the Ox-Eye Daisy has deep roots in Cornish folklore and UK traditions. Discover its cultural legacy, ecological importance, and how to grow this resilient, pollinator-friendly wildflower in coastal gardens. By Ellory Moss • 2 min read
Coastal Wildflowers Common Bird's Foot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus) A sunny burst of folklore and function, Bird’s Foot Trefoil is a Cornish wildflower rich in rural charm, farming history, and pollinator value. Discover its nicknames, legends, and how to grow this resilient native in coastal gardens. By Ellory Moss • 2 min read
Plant Profiles Cornish Eyebright (Euphrasia vigursii) A rare and endangered wildflower native to Cornwall, Cornish Eyebright thrives in coastal heathlands. Discover its cultural roots, ecological role, and how to grow this hemiparasitic gem in wildflower and coastal gardens. By Ellory Moss • 2 min read
