Horticulture
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10 Reasons To Visit The Garden
I have recently started working in the Garden, and since then many people (especially locals) have asked me what exactly is there to see and do here. Many said they’d never visited because it’s ‘just a Garden’. So if you’re wondering, here are my top 10 picks of what there is to see and do here since I’ve started working here.
Read moreGrowing the Future Newsletter – October 17
The latest news and information from the Growing the Future project
Read moreGrowing the Future Newsletter – October 11
The latest news and information from the Growing the Future project
Read moreState of the World’s Fungi: A Perspective from Wales
The world’s first ‘State of the World’s Fungi Symposium’ has just been held at Royal Botanic Gardens Kew.
Read moreGardening your way to a healthier lifestyle
Is gardening good for your health? PhD student Sarah Carroll has been doing some fascinating research for us.
Read moreFarming And Wildlife In September
As described in May, the Botanic Garden covers about 568 acres of which farmland is 316 acres including 100 acres of woodland. There are 25 head of pedigree Welsh Black beef cows and 30 non-pedigree Balwen ewes and their 35 lambs, with the permanent flower rich grassland of the Waun Las National Nature Reserve being […]
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