Archive - Woman with Plants

Llysiau Ioan: dispel the midsummer ghosts

Wild Welsh Plants: St John's Wort / Eurinllys Trydwll / Hypericum perforatum

Jun 28 •

Esther Williams

April 2025

The Cuckoo Flower / Blodyn y Gog: Let it Sing for a Long Time to Come

A Welsh exploration of the wildflower in Cymru and its relationship with the elusive herald of spring, by Esther Williams

Apr 25 •

Esther Williams

Wild Welsh Plants Essay Archive

New Year, New Website

Apr 1 •

Esther Williams

March 2025

Cennin Pedr: the roots and reach of the wild daffodil

Narcissus pseudonarcissus

Mar 1 •

Esther Williams

October 2024

Nos Calan Gaeaf: Blood-wort, the Cailleach and Welsh Halloween

Wild Welsh Plants: Common Ragwort / Creulys Iago / Senecio jacobaea

Oct 31, 2024 •

Esther Williams

September 2024

Elinog: pigs, fidelity and the evil eye

Wild Welsh Plants: Woody Nightshade / Elinog / Solanum dulcamara

Sep 12, 2024 •

Esther Williams

August 2024

Boy's Love and The Death Flower

Wild Welsh Plants: Yarrow / Milddail / Achillea millefolium

Aug 21, 2024 •

Esther Williams

July 2024

June 2024

Men’s faithfulness to speed you well

Wild Welsh Plants: Germander Speedwell / Llygad Doli

Jun 24, 2024 •

Esther Williams

Adder's Meat and Dead Man's Bones

Wild Welsh Plants: Serenllys Mawr / Greater Stitchwort / Rabelera holostea

Jun 17, 2024 •

Esther Williams

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