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renowned garden expert Chris Beardshaw takes us on a journey though historys most fascinating plants
The plant is also used for making ornate baskets
Published in collaboration with Kew Royal Botanic Gardens
bag-like seed coat displaying the typical honeycomb pattern of wind-dispersed balloon seeds
Pictured: Palmer Land
Ophrys ferrum-equinum (horseshoe bee-orchid) Size:Small (40 x 40cm) renowned garden expert Chris BeardshawThese striking photographic prints, taken from the acclaimed book Seeds Time Capsules of Life, reveal the extraordinary diversity and design of seeds: each one a tiny masterpiece of form and function. Created by artist Rob Kesseler and seed morphologist Wolfgang Stuppy, formerly Seed Morphologist at the Millennium Seed Bank, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, these images use high magnification microscopy to uncover patterns and textures invisible to the
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