Hibernation – a winter survival strategy for British wildlife
Nature blogger Steven Teale explores hibernation in British wildlife and gives tips on how you and your garden can help. [...]
The holly and the ivy: Evergreen in winter
Tree enthusiast Steven Teale looks at the seasonal and historical importance of evergreens holly and ivy to both people and [...]
The holly and the ivy: The seasonal significance of Ilex aquifolium and Hedera helix
Tree enthusiast Steven Teale looks at the seasonal and historical importance of evergreens holly and ivy to both people and [...]
Admiring the Beeches on the Duke’s Walk in Seaford
Tree enthusiast Steven Teale takes a stroll along Duke’s Walk in Seaford to admire some of the oldest and largest [...]
Julia’s garden blog – part 1 – discovering the wild flowers
"This is a diary blog, a tale about gardening as therapy and becoming part of a green community, learning as [...]
Digging for victory – from the WI to Greenhavens
Currently under Covid19 lockdown, it seems that everyone with a garden is suddenly starting to grow food! It’s a [...]
The joy of small things, flowers blooming in the pavement cracks
(Red tailed bumble bee on ground ivy) Thanks so much to this Seaford resident who shares her thoughts at this [...]
Blue on the Green
Are you missing the bluebells? This time last year we were enjoying a visit to the beautiful bluebell trails at [...]
Coriander – hot growing tips
Growing coriander Recently Julia asked for tips for growing coriander. Julia : “I love coriander but have never been able [...]
Close to home Dawn Chorus
Photo with kind permission of Mike Kerry Are you using your lockdown days to learn more about the birds in [...]