On the first really sunny day of spring, it was very encouraging that so many people opted to swap time outside, for attending the
On the first really sunny day of spring, it was very encouraging that so many people opted to swap time outside, for attending the
Many thanks to news of this free course from Emma Douglas of PONT, which Isabel Macho has kindly provided. Please contact Isabel, the county’s
The first ever National Meadows day took place in 2015, designed to promote awareness of wildflower meadows. 2016 saw many more events across the
Wednesday June 29th saw a group of hardy meadow enthusiasts gather at Newton House for a “summer social”, kindly organised by Isabel Macho, and
How are your favourite meadows looking now? It seems that over the last fortnight, our meadows are changing almost daily, both in terms of
Like London buses, no posts for a while, then 2 in 2 days! Many thanks to Andrew and Helen Martin for the very interesting
Over 20 interested members braved late August’s blustery, cool and occasionally showery weather to share a walk around Ruth Watkins’ beautiful upland 70 acre
I last wrote a post here over 7 weeks ago beginning with the words ” As the rain falls, and we scan the forecasts for
Just a brief mention that next Sunday, June 28th, at the National Botanic Garden of Wales (NBGW), the third annual Wales Wildflower day will be
As we’ve maybe reached the zenith of the meadows’ year when they really start to zing with flowers, I’ve come up with a