Posts Tagged ‘wildlife’
Let’s Go Wild challenge!
Like and share on Facebook As No Mow May approaches, let’s do our part and leave a little bit of our gardens, patios and balconies untouched for a few weeks this summer. These small areas of ‘wildness’ will become havens for insects, which helps support lots of other animals like hedgehogs. It will also encourage…
Read MoreCreate and enjoy a wildlife-friendly, and sustainable ‘grow your own’ garden
Here are our 8 tips for creating your own wildlife-friendly garden, one in which you could also ‘grow your own’ veg. BUTTERFLY GARDENS – Who’d like a garden haven for you and the butterflies to enjoy? CLIMBING PLANTS AND HEDGES CREATE A MINI PONDAny pond can become a feeding ground for birds, hedgehogs and bats…
Read MoreEco Fair/Green Weekend, Saturday 2nd October
WETHERBY METHODIST CHURCH, BANK STREET & WETHERBY TOWN HALL, MARKET SQUARE 10am to 4pm Free entry, Displays, Eco Product sales, Presentations, Children’s Activities, Competitions, Raffle prizes, Cake stalls, Plants, refreshments and lots more. Come along and join in the fun! What did you miss? all these craft activities at Wetherby Methodist Church; 10am – 11am…
Read MoreGardening for Wildlife Tips
Water Butt I needed to reset the footings for a water butt and instead of using a single block or slap of concrete, I used some old bricks and slab. Leaving a gap will give a home for newts, toads, insects etc. Rough Corners I am sure if you look around your garden or any…
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