Tag Archives: Maumbury Rings
Make with the Rake
After seven hours raking on monday, my back is just about ok now. I had asked the Council to come and do a partial early cut of Maumbury Rings. And they did. As they haven’t managed to commit themselves (yet) … Continue reading
Posted in grasslands, greenspace, management, maumbury rings, meadows
Tagged greenspace, Maumbury Rings, mowing
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The Dog Poo Bag Deposit Mystery
There’s a house on the corner of our road which doesn’t seem to be occupied, or at least only occasionally. The hedges grow out over the pavement and there’s an old hawthorn – much of which is dead, which is … Continue reading
One man went to mow….managing public space for wildflowers
Have you ever been stunned that a nice patch of wildflowers on a road verge, village green or park gets mown down just when it’s at its peak of beauty and utility? Me too. So I was delighted to see … Continue reading
Posted in bees, biodiversity, greenspace, management, meadows, public land, road verges
Tagged management, Maumbury Rings, meadows, Neolithic, Plantlife, public land, Wildflower, Wildlife
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a new nature blog 