The “Friends “ Litter pick returns on Therfield Heath. Meet outside Heath Cafe at 9-30 am on Sunday 18th April, run by The Friends of Therfield Heath and Greens. Please wear suitable shoes and clothing. Litter picking sticks and bags provided. www.friendsoftheheath.org.uk
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Pasque Flowers Walk Why not venture out for a walk this Easter to see the Pasque Flowers? The Pasque Flower is a very rare plant in the wild and Therfield Heath has one of the largest populations of them all, up to 60,000. This route was printed with kind permission of Great Shelford Parish Council.
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Outdoors is the place to… green shoots, new life is emerging… In this new series of articles, I look to challenge you about how you look at your garden in these changing times and reflect on how important our outside time is to nourish ourselves and our loved ones. As the vaccine is being rolled
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The Friends of Therfield Heath The signs of spring are here, snowdrops on Sun Hill Common, catkins on the hazel and silver birch trees, signs of blossom on the cherry plums, one of the earliest flowering trees, but best of all the birds are singing their territorial and courtship songs. Have you heard “teacher, teacher”
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Think Garden, Think Richard: Outdoors is the place to… Do more with less… by Melbourn garden designer, Richard Arnott In this new series of articles, I look to challenge you about how you look at your garden in these changing times and reflect on how important our outside time is to nourish ourselves and our
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Please see below for a February update from The Conservators of Therfield Heath & Greens. As we write this in January 2020 Royston remains in tier 4 lockdown and we are all trying to reduce opportunities for the Covid-19 virus to spread. The open expanse of Heath –and the smaller greens – offer local people
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Soaking up some nature by Melbourn garden designer, Richard Arnott In this new series of articles, I look to challenge you about how you look at your garden in these changing times and reflect on how important our outside time is to nourish ourselves and our loved ones. As the vaccine is being rolled out,
Outdoors is the place to tune in & embrace the changing seasons … by Melbourn garden designer, Richard Arnott In this new series of articles, I look at things to be doing in the garden during these uncertain times and reflect on how important our outside time is to nourish ourselves. Keeping physically and mentally
Outdoors is the place to… Appreciate the small stuff Richard Arnott, Melbourn Garden Designer and Plantsman In this new series of articles, I look at things to be doing in the garden during these uncertain times and reflect on how important our outside time is to nourish ourselves. Keeping physically and mentally fit should be
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Use Nature by Melbourn garden designer, Richard Arnott In this new series of articles, I look at things to be doing in the garden during these uncertain times and reflect on how important our outside time is to nourish ourselves. Keeping physically and mentally fit should be high on list of priorities. In my life
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Soaking up some nature by Melbourn garden designer, Richard Arnott In this new series of articles, I look at things to be doing in the garden during these uncertain times and reflect on how important our outside time is to nourish ourselves. Keeping physically and mentally fit should be high on list of priorities. In
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To give plants the opportunity to shine in the garden, the space needs to be planned. We all have different starting points to making changes in the garden. It might be that you have moved to a new build with a blank canvas or you have a neglected space that needs reviving but the need
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