Fairy Cups (Cowslips)
Probably one of our most favourite spring flowers, it’s a true joy to see them so upright with their beautiful [...]
Lesser celandine
Who can fail to love these spectacular bright glossy yellow star shaped flowers. They are so loaded with pollen that [...]
Delicate Primroses
Primroses with their beautiful delicate creamy yellow flowers make us sigh with happiness as we know spring is here, which [...]
Mike’s Nature Blog – February 2021
The first half of February did result in a fair bit of garden watching from indoors in the warm! Fortunately, [...]
The all almighty Crocus!
Be careful if you are walking on verges and gardens adorned with crocuses. These are such an important source of [...]
Greenhavens Wild Gardens
Sparrows! Many years ago I was a parent helper at a summer holiday club for children. One of the activities I thought [...]
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. [...]
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 [...]
Blue on the Green
Are you missing the bluebells? This time last year we were enjoying a visit to the beautiful bluebell trails at [...]