Horticulture
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Join Our Growing Team
We’re looking for volunteers to grow wildflowers at home that we can then plant out at Swansea Bay University Health Board clinics and hospitals, when the situation around coronavirus has improved. We’ll send the seeds straight to your door, all you need to do is grow them!
Read moreBig honour for Lynda, spring clean for the hives
The Botanic Garden’s beekeeper, Lynda Christie has recently been elected chair of the Welsh Beekeepers’ Association. This is a great honour for her and testament to the work she is doing in the Garden, in Carmarthenshire and all over Wales.
Read moreMake Your Lawn More Friendly for Wildlife
Growing the Future’s Science Officer Dr Kevin McGinn explains how you can use your lawn to help nature
Read moreBusy bees give good signs in the spring sunshine
Despite the temporary closure of the Garden, work continues – in every corner! Lynda Bees has taken advantage of the glorious weather to “check on the girls”, for the first time this season
Read moreLive Well Growers – Sharing Ideas and Experiences
The Live Well Growers have been sharing ideas and their personal experiences
Read moreApothecary Anecdotes: Agatha Christie
Bob Edwards has created a display of poisons used in the books of best selling crime author Agatha Christie
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We are a charity that receives financial support from the Welsh Government and Carmarthenshire County Council. Company Registered in Wales No. 2909098. Charity No.1036354
