Dr M and his colleague Alastair Culham had fun putting together #AdventBotany this year it was posted both here and on the Culham Research Group blog here and proved very popular!
Here’s the resume of all 25 posts:
| 1 | Ivy |
| 2 | Holly |
| 3 | Mistletoe |
| 4 | Gold |
| 5 | Frankincense |
| 6 | Myrrh |
| 7 | Almonds |
| 8 | Cranberries |
| 9 | Red Dogwood |
| 10 | Mulled wine |
| 11 | Christmas Rose |
| 12 | Ginger bread |
| 13 | Wrapping paper |
| 14 | String |
| 15 | Christmas tree |
| 16 | Chocolate |
| 17 | Grapes – Raisins & Sultanas |
| 18 | Amaryllis |
| 19 | Parsnip |
| 20 | Christmas Box |
| 21 | Dates |
| 22 | Partridge in a pear tree |
| 23 | Poinsettia |
| 24 | Brussels Sprouts |
| 25 | Star of Bethlehem |
If there are some plants you think we missed, fear not, there are so many Christmas-associated plants that we can easily continue this next year – with a completely new set of #AdventBotany 2015!
December 31, 2014
