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Plants and trees
Self-heal
'Garden Plant of the Month'
A series observing which plants attract wildlife in an Exmouth garden through the year.
Which plants are attracting wildlife in your garden this month?
Mowing the lawn?
Cutting your lawn less often, or setting the blades a bit higher gives wild plants space to grow and provides food for invertebrates including bees and hoverflies.
Gallery
Street Scene are now leaving some grassy areas uncut. On the right, you can see The Crescent and wildflowers beginning to appear during the Summer.They are also leaving longer grass around the trees along Salterton Rd. Look for the 'Blue Hearts'.
Arbutus enedo The Strawberry Tree
Click on one of the pictures to enter the Gallery
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contact - exmouthwildlife@gmail.com
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