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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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It's competition time! We want you to share your best blue planet video! Film a fish, linger on a limpet or zoom in on a rockpool. Post your minute-long movie using #NationalMarineWeek to be in with a chance of a prize! https://t.co/sbMYiFhuif 🐳🐙💧📹 #NationalMarineWeek pic.twitter.com/QHcPPVi3SV
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) July 31, 2021

31 Jul 21 03:41 pm

If you have a bumblebee nest in your garden, our advice is Let It Bee 🐝#BigBeeChallenge pic.twitter.com/EIGeZJZkaf
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) July 31, 2021

31 Jul 21 03:13 pm

Betony is in flower & looking rather splendid in the little northern block meadow at the moment. A whirlwind of hardy volunteers pulled bracken in heavy downpours yesterday; previous years of hard work is really paying off as it looks stunning!@SussexWildlife @Love_plants pic.twitter.com/XYMgHqe5lC
— Penny Green (@SussexEmerald) July 31, 2021

31 Jul 21 10:54 am

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