Blogs from the Garden
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A wildlife haven. . . in the middle of an industrial estate?
A few weeks ago the apprentices headed out to Cae Pobl in Cross Hands with Dr Kevin McGinn to try and help boost biodiversity in a predominantly industrial setting.
Read moreConservation Volunteers’ Observations – toadpoles, orange tip butterflies and oak tree flowers
We walked up the river from the spa water bath but no sign of the Flycatchers yet but a good view of a pair of Dippers mating just down from the waterfall
Read moreMeadow Seed For Sale
At a cost of £100 per kg, seed is available each year for organisations or individuals in South Wales wishing to create their own meadows. The income stream from these sales helps to fund the Botanic Garden’s charitable work
Read moreHow can gardeners stop the spread of invasive species?
Tomos Jones introduces invasive species, and the steps gardeners can take to stope their spread and impacts on nature.
Read moreSpring Bee Update
The winter period has been a strange one! With long periods of mild weather in January and February, followed by a very wet March, it has not been great for the bees.
Read moreThe ‘Circus Stone’
This is the story of an intriguing stone, with a mysterious inscription. It is also the story of a local man – Terry Treharne, who recognised the link between the stone and the long history of the Middleton Estate – now home to Wales’ National Botanic Garden
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