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Archive of: Helen Hodson

Grow your own roof

05 June 2013

Creating a living roof Author Helen HodsonLast bank holiday weekend I achieved one of my ambitions. I single-handedly planted 250 sedum plugs; not as part of the revamp of our garden,

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Two turtle doves have long been a symbol of love and fidelity, so presenting your one true love with a bonded pair of turtle doves would be the ultimate romantic gesture – except that these birds are now heart-wrenchingly rare.https://t.co/uFOwWA6myK #MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/JShPnzZfsp
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) December 17, 2018

17 Dec 18 07:30 am

There's still some plants flowering out there in the cold, dark December days. One that's easily overlooked is annual mercury, growing on poor and disturbed ground at @ryeharbour_nr. These are male flowers with anthers covered in yellow pollen #WildFlowerHour pic.twitter.com/ePyDtL5Hiu
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) December 16, 2018

16 Dec 18 08:04 pm

old sunflower fields near Arlington providing masses of bird food @SussexWildlife @wildlife_uk @BBCSpringwatch pic.twitter.com/0ilOhcbcHs
— simon watkins (@Slizardorock) December 16, 2018

16 Dec 18 06:44 pm

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