by Guest Guest | Dec 17, 2024 | Blog, Wildflowers
Using seed balls to distribute wildflower seeds is a fun and effective way to help pollinators. Seed balls are usually loose seeds, mixed with clay and soil then formed into balls (or any shape really!) that can be easily scattered in a dry, sunny spot. Seed balls can...
by Guest Guest | Aug 22, 2024 | Blog, Wildflowers
Take a moment to close your eyes and imagine sitting in the middle or a large, sprawling meadow, vibrant wildflowers, all colours of the rainbow and delicate grass swaying gently in the breeze. It’s not just a treat for your eyes; it’s also a sanctuary for...
by Guest Guest | Jun 3, 2024 | Blog, Trees, Wildflowers
Our latest research recently published in the Journal called Insect Conservation and Diversity has highlighted the importance of early flowering shrubby trees for bumblebee survival. The plight of pollinators is a growing concern, we need pollinators like bumblebees...
by Guest Guest | Dec 4, 2023 | Blog, Meadow Match, Wildflowers
Meadow Match is our wildflower meadow ‘dating agency’, matchmaking existing sites of wildflower seed and hay with new sites to create more flower-rich habitat. Meadow Match is run by Wildflower Collective our not-for-profit company. Working in collaboration with the...
by CLewis | Dec 1, 2023 | Blog, Lost Gardens of Heligan, Wildflowers
‘Let’s make Cornwall the most beautiful, wildflower-laden, glorious place tolive and visit in the country.’ Alasdair Moore, Head of Gardens and Estate, theLost Gardens of Heligan Wildflower Collective have been working with the Lost Gardens of...
by CLewis | Dec 1, 2023 | Blog, Meadow Match, Wildflowers
Where can you find over 150 different plant species, including three species of Orchid? …at theChelsea Flower Show? A nature reserve? Try – a small private airfield in the centre of Cornwall!This biodiversity gem was uncovered by Ian Bennallick- a Cornwall...
