Forage & honey flows
Gower gorse carries a genuinely long forage season, flowering through much of the year and peaking in spring. Blackthorn and hawthorn line the limestone headlands; bramble blankets the cliff paths. The Clyne and Singleton lime avenues give a classic June city flow. Bell and ling heather on Cefn Bryn and the Gower commons produce a strong late-summer crop still commercially worked. Coastal dune sea-lavender, ivy-leaved toadflax and the salt-marsh plants of Penclawdd add character; ivy on limestone village walls finishes the year.