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Our Second Annual Lecture, 2017

Coming Soon, an amazing opportunity to hear expert Chris Baines talk about urban greening and wildlife gardening. lecture2017.cdr

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This bee is really enjoying the flowering thyme at #wilmslowphysicgarden shame the cars were making such a noise! #pollinators #lovethelane #wilmslowinbloom
Are you worried about biodiversity collapse? Know someone who could help us with the IT needed to map all the trees in #wilmslow? Perfect opportunity for a clever young person to gain volunteering/work experience helping us understand where trees need to be planted! Contact transitionwilmslow@gmail.co.uk for more info
St John’s Wort is sometimes used for low mood and depression. No wonder this bee is so happy!
Bee loving the flowers on the mint this evening!!
So pleased to see this “weed garden” is a prize winner at the @the_rhs @rhstatton_showteam show this weekend. Shows some weeds are the pollinators best friend, we have to stop spraying them and learn they are our friends too! @wilmslowcommunitymarketgarden @wilmslowinbloom
Busy little friend on the allotment on a plant that is on a blacklist under the “weeds act 1959” but the bees and insects love it!
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