 | | | “Stinging nettles give us an insight into both the capacity for nature to flourish even in some of the hardest urban conditions, and how plants are essential in providing us with some of the neccessities of life.
Not only do they provide excellent food for some butterflies and moths, but we can make tea from their leaves, use them as dyes, and once stung we will never forget their power to protect - as good a piece of environmental education as any.”Mathew Frith
Urban Advisor, English Nature |
| | Add a link to your siteIf you wish to add a link to Be Nice to Nettles to your own site just copy the following html code and paste into your own pages. <p><a href="http://www.nettles.org.uk">Be Nice to Nettles</a><br>Take a look at the stinging nettle, its value to wildlife and its role in society, past and present</p> |
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| | | | Did you know? | | Roman soldiers posted in Britain were reputed to have brushed their limbs with nettles so the stings would warm them in the cold climate! |
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