From the river to the mountains, the plants change
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From the river to the mountains, the plants change6 stories · about 6 min reading
Water on the ground, exposure to the sun, shade on the edge and cold at altitude: six readings to compare the environments of the plants. From rosemary to alder, follow the relationships between soil, cultivation and landscape. No specimen location or proposed pedestrian path.
- Read the landscape through the plantsAn oak also tells a story of waterA tree’s landscape begins with soil and climate.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsCork oaks do not grow all the way up the mountainAltitude also changes the conditions a tree faces.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsRosemary interests bees tooThere is more to discover beyond the scent.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsHoneysuckle finds room at the edgeBetween hedge and woodland, another habitat awaits.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsAlder has partners in its rootsA tree does not live alone, even underground.Read this story
- Read the landscape through the plantsA landscape needs connectionsThe gaps between green spaces matter too.Read this story