Phil’s Substack
Phil GatesMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Seasonally-confused primroses, feathered hooligans, aggressive blackbirds and spring pre-packaged.
Primroses Primula vulgaris in flower last week, forcing their way through the fallen leaves in Elvet Hill road cemetery in Durham city. A few primroses and cowslips often produce some unseasonal flowers in autumn, perhaps responding to dayl...
Golden needles, purple jellydiscs and brittlegills, diapered timber and a second spring for forget-me-nots
Purple jellydisc Ascocoryne sarcoides, looking like the chewy wine gums we bought in the sweetshop on our way home from school when I was a kid. Growing on a rotting beech trunk in Durham University Botanic Garden. Its spores are produced i...
Lofty conifers, downspout flora, willowflies and resurrection plants on a slate roof.
These are Douglas fir Pseudotsuga menziesii cones, easily recognisable by the papery bracts, resembling the hind legs and tail of a mouse, above each scale. Native American folklore has it that mice climbed the trees and hid amongst the con...
Medlar jelly and a jar full of memories
It was lurking at the back of the cupboard, the seldom-visited land of expired use-by dates: a long forgotten jar of medlar jelly. I must have made about 10 years ago, mindful of Richard Mabey’s advice in his Flora Britannica that medlars g...
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Botanist, naturalist, Guardian Country Diarist. Profile image courtesy Omi Gates @omigates
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