Plant microscopy love – Meet the Flora-L team
Meet the Flora-L Design TeamFlora-L Design creates print patterns from images of plants under the microscope. The three scientists behind the startup, Delphine, Melissa and podcast hostess Judith got to…
Fritillaria Icones – Botanical storytelling
Diving deeper into botanical art and scientific contributionIn this second part of my interview with botanical photographer Laurence Hill on the subject of fritillaria and the amazing resources that he…
Podcast cover Fritillaria icones Bridging Science and Art with Laurence Hill
Fritillaria Icones – Bridging Science and Art
Zooming in onto Fritillaria Laurence Hill has dedicated the past nineteen years of his (free)time to document fritillaria plants in detail using his photographic skills. He has made this extensive…
Mountains of Fritillaria
Let's go on a botanical vacationBob Wallis is the chairman of The Fritillaria Group in the UK. He has, together with his wife, grown and travelled the world to see…
Fritillaria – a feast for bumblebees
A story about pollination biologyBotanist Katarzyna Roguz, researcher at the University of Warsaw Botanic Garden has studied Fritillaria meleagris since she started doing research during her Bachelor thesis and through…
Fritillaria meleagris – Serendipity on the King’s meadow
A botanical attraction Fritillaria meleagris (Swedish Kungsängslilja) is blooming in thousands on the King's meadow in Uppsala, Sweden, every year in May and has been studied in this location for…