
For those of you not ‘signed up’ to our bi-monthly Newsletter, here’s the latest issue.
Category: Newsletters, Sue's Musings, What's New
The Artfulness of Weeds A day to Inspire you to look at Weeds with fresh eyes … June 25th 2022 10 am – 3.30 pm Challenge negative attitudes towards weeds by...
Category: Courses & Events, What's New
You may notice a new look to our website / blog. We’ve had the previous one since we started and have been meaning to change for some time now. Getting Sue...
Category: What's New
A little belatedly – the next issue is due out later this month – here is the Bumper Spring issue of the famous Nant-y-Bedd Newsletter. If you would like to be...
Category: Newsletters, What's New
For those of you who are still not on our newsletter mailing list – it’s easy and doesn’t cost a penny! – here’s what would have come winging into your Inbox...
Category: Living Green, Newsletters, Sue's Musings, What's New Tags: ash dieback, Forage Fine Foods, forest bathing, gardening4health, guerillagardening, lichen, Oliver Rackham, seeds
OK, it’s not being called a pandemic, but the spread of Chalara, the Ash die-back disease, seems even more prevalent around here than Covid. Over the past few years the ash...
Category: Living Green, What's New Tags: ash trees, chalara, felling, Oliver Rackham, tree surgeons
It seems that most of what we saw a couple of weeks ago may have been Sea Trout, rather than your actual Salmon. This one though is almost certainly a salmon,...
Category: What's New Tags: salmon, salmon leap
It was like a scene from an Alaskan wildlife film, tumbling waters and leaping salmon. Was there a bear there trying to catch them? I’ll leave that to your imagination! It is many,...
Category: What's New Tags: salmon, salmon leap, waterfall
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