I’m fairly sure that this plant was discovered by Susie Roberts. Now, I know there was that whole business earlier in the year with Susie experimenting at length with the possibilities of licking dustcats for their hallucinogenic effects, but bear with me…

This one does seem to be real. It’s rare because it can only bloom in dry conditions and let’s face it, the island is, most of the time, damp. However, it can show up in response to outdoors fires, and can be a very pretty addition if you’ve decided to burn your deceased relative rather than burying them.