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Back garden mowed on Monday, some of it for the first time this year. Not a lot of interest in this grassland, but hoping for the promised rain this week as it needs it. We use no tap water in the garden apart from conditioner tap water for the pond when rainwater storage runs out, very early this year. Purple clover, buttercups, rattle and ox eye daisies looking great in the front. Seeds sown did not germinate due to lack of spring rain. The meadow will be cut by hand when flowers die back, white clover will be out shortly and cutting the rest back may encourage the purple clover to flower again. Loads of bees Fun time is when the grasshoppers appear. -
Just found a link for LB Southwark wildlife and ecology. Suggest all those listing in disgust to read some of this. https://www.southwark.gov.uk/culture-and-sport/parks-and-open-spaces/ecology-and-wildlife
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My word, we are in agreement on something! It's good that there are wildlife areas. I cultivate one too. But this thread is a bit knee jerk. Time would be better spent lobbying Southwark and other big landowners to create more wildlife havens.
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