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Entrance drive

As you enter along the driveway, the grass in front of the houses to your right is kept short for most of the year but in June we leave it uncut so that the white clover can flower and provide forage for the bees. Also, we have planted wild primrose plants into the turf.  We are hopeful that eventually this will be full of primroses in the spring.  Like so many things in the garden, this is very much a long term project.

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Managing a lawn for wildlife

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Unexpectedly, Bee Orchids have been colonising the grass faster than the primroses!

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