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Guide 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 moreHarvest time for the Garden Apiaries.
The End of August is harvest time for the Garden Apiaries. This year the yield is going to be lower than last year as during the most influential part of the season, the weather has been all over the place!
Read moreFeeding time for the bees
On my daily dog walks by the river I have noticed much bee activity on the Himalayan Balsam.
Read moreIn the bee garden this week
The Hot and Humid weather this week makes for some pretty uncomfortable beekeeping in a full bee suit!
Read moreTop plant families for pollinators in August
The National Botanic Garden of Wales is leading research using DNA barcoding to understand the foraging preferences of pollinating insects. Based on their results so far, we asked the Botanic Garden’s scientists to let us know some of the best plants to attract pollinators in August. Here are their top six plant families. Be sure to avoid double flowered varieties.
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