A collection of native wildflowers, found in traditionally managed meadows, woodland and waysides...
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Particularly useful in small gardens, rock gardens or areas around terraces, this versatile seed mix provides a profusion of soft whites, pinks and yellows, with purple accents...
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The original and most popular of our tall annual and perennial mixes, Every Kind Of Soil is an award-winning flower meadow, based on country-style flowers that grow well regardless of soil and climatic conditions...
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Our Bee Heaven mix will create a stunning, ever changing display of flowers from late spring through to mid-autumn...
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A rich blend of ornamental and native wildflowers to attract butterflies and provide both forage and habitat. This award-winning mixture is a valuable addition to any wildlife garden...
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Shaded areas and north facing gardens can be very difficult to manage, particularly for novice and hobby gardeners.  Species selection is challenging, and technical skill required. Our shaded area mix is the perfect solution...
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Made up of species that grow well in difficult soils and areas of dappled shade - this mixture gives excellent ground cover providing an alternative to weeding around the base of trees...
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We are asking councillors across the country to support a national ban on urban pesticide use. Take one minute to email your councillors asking them to get involved! #PesticideFreeTowns pan-uk.org/calling-for-co…

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We're back on the streets of Frome this weekend for the farmers market...see you there?
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The history of Savernake Forest goes back for a thousand years or more. One of the country's oldest trees, the Big Bellied Oak, is very noticeable on the side of the A346.
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Cricklade North meadow is an old hay meadow which is now part of the National Nature Reserve and a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It is most famous for it snakes head fritillaries...
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Take a look at our stunning range of greetings cards...
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#FlashSale This large box of dwarf species (under 50cm height) will cover an area of up to 100 square metres, and is ideal for large private and community gardens alike. Sown in April/May it will be full with pollinator blooms from the summer.
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RT to enter this week's competition - for a chance to #WIN two sets of 20 realistic wildflower identification flash cards (winner announced 12.04.24)
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Pls read this thread-story about the planned, sustained, in-plain-sight destruction of a SSSI bluebell wood in Kent by illegal waste-disposers.
The inaction of multiple authorities, the broken system for nature protection; it’s all there.
Pls sign the petition, pls share the 🧵on

If you’re visiting the Cornwall Flower Show this weekend, do pay us a visit! ⁦Cornwall Garden Society⁩ #Cornwall #Flowers #FlowerShow #wildflowers #seeds #wildlife #gardens #gardening

Dear councils, 97% of meadows are gone. So please, this year, when the wildflowers return to the verges and our public spaces, don't poison them or over-mow them. Let them grow as a lifeline for insects like bees, butterflies and hoverflies 🐝

Why not 'Rewild' your garden!? I recorded this last year, it might give you some inspiration about making your garden a little wilder, & how to encourage pollinators this spring! youtube.com/watch?v=wTt2rB…

Cornwall Garden Society Prepares for its Spectacular Celebration of Spring cornwallgardensociety.org.uk/cornwall-garde… via Cornwall Garden Society