Planting and sowing of fruit bushes, nectar rich plants and wildflowers over the coming months will complete the transformation of a dull corner of a field into something of an oasis for wildlife which will enrich the nature studies for the children.
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Monday, 24 June 2013
Park School Eco Garden Update
Planting and sowing of fruit bushes, nectar rich plants and wildflowers over the coming months will complete the transformation of a dull corner of a field into something of an oasis for wildlife which will enrich the nature studies for the children.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
End of the willow season
The willow season has come to an end again this year. It has been rather later than in previous years as the weather has been so cold. However, a few sunny days and the willow has sprung into life, with catkins, leaves and roots very much in evidence.
Monday, 20 May 2013
Park Junior School Eco Garden
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Tom busy building the 'bug-friendly' gabion wall. |
I am a governor at my son's Junior School
and have taken on the development of an Eco Garden as an aid to the teaching of
science and nature at the school. The
garden includes a large pond with dipping platform, a solar fountain feeding a
damp wall and streamway, recycled stone walls, standing log piles, bug habitat,
nectar rich planting and a hide viewing a bird feeding area. I’ve posted a couple of photos of the
on-going work and I’ll put up some more as the garden progresses.
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The team laying out the butyl liner to form
the pond
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Thursday, 20 December 2012
Ash Dieback Disease

What are the symptoms?
- Black/brown discolouration of
the leaf base and midrib
- Small lens shaped lesions or
black spots on the bark of stems and branches
- Trees with withered tops and shoots
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