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Bees in winter
A question I am often asked at this time of the year, “do the bees die off or hibernate over Winter?”
Read moreA new seed bank for Wales
Growing the Future’s Science Officer, Dr Kevin McGinn, explains why seed banks are a vital resource for plant conservation and introduces our new National Seed Bank of Wales.
Read moreGuide to August’s Wildflowers
As the end of summer approaches there are still many floral delights to find. Here are a few species to look out for.
Read moreFeeding up for winter
I have been checking out the Ivy covered walls around the Garden this morning hoping to find that the Ivy flowers have opened, but not just yet.
Read moreGuide to July’s Wildflowers
In midsummer the days are long, and the grass is even longer. Biophilic Wales have made this downloadable guide to help you identify some native wildflowers you can find in July.
Read moreGuide to June’s Wildflowers
June is the peak of wildflowers of in Britain, with more flowers in bloom than in any other month. Biophilic Wales have made this downloadable guide to help you identify some native wildflowers you can find in June.
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