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Location: East Sussex
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Hi, Gardening, gardening, gardening, what's that all about? I know, "My love, she comes in colours" she has a garden but my love is the wild. Wild flowers are so important to our wild life. Lookit!    Please.  Wild thing.  You make my heart sing.  Kapow!  Ragged Robin.... Dunno, has this idea got legs? I like the flowers. Speckler
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Location: stoke on trent
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There is the gardening for wildlife section. Our backyard - not even a garden - has pots and borders of wildflowers, alongside feeding/watering stations for birds. Will be acquiring a butterfly feeding station soon (betterware, of all places).
Would be nice to see suggestions for attractants, winter homes, etc.
Keep the enthusiasm going!
Carl
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Location: West Yorkshire
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Hiya, I will get a section in the forum for wild flowers - I promise. If I haven't done it by monday shout at me .... lots! Lorna
www.gbwildlife.co.ukQuote:To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower,
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
And Eternity in an hour.
William Blake.
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Location: East Sussex
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Thanks Lorna, I am not gonna shout. I am just gonna "tormentil" you until I get what I want.  C'mon, do I look like I need smileys.  Seriously though, little flowers play such an important role in nature and the most important ones are our native wild flowers. So much of our wildlife is dependant on specific plants. It would be good to talk about it. That is different from gardening. Take care.  The Scarlet Pimpernel
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Hi, Thanks for the reminder and I'm so sorry it has taken so long  Your photos are lovely  I have created a section under the category 'Gardening and Flora' and the forum is 'Wild Flowers' Is this ok? If not do feel free to tell me as we do need all the help we can get  The bluebells in our local woods are lovely right now and I'm going to try and get out and get some shots later this week (tomorrow if it stops raining!) Lorna
www.gbwildlife.co.uk
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