by Cath Palgrave | Aug 25, 2017 | Biodiversity, Blog, Blog, Nature Everywhere
As a primary school teacher, I want the best outcomes for the children in my classes. I feel we should be teaching the whole child and not just how to pass standardised tests that measure a tiny proportion of what they can do. This is why I let the children in my...
by Admin | Aug 25, 2017 | Biodiversity, Blog, Blog, Nature Everywhere
In the garden during May, even though it was a dry month, we managed to get our watering system working. We have also added some more bird feeders to the garden which has attracted all kinds of birds including sparrows, blackbirds and an array of various tits and...
by Adam McCusker | Aug 25, 2017 | Biodiversity, Blog, Blog, Nature Everywhere
November 6th 2017 marks the 800th anniversary of the Charter of the Forest and to mark it, The Woodland Trust have teamed up with over 70 organisations to launch a Tree Charter for trees, woods and people. The Trust wish for the tree charter to gain its strength from...
by Admin | Jul 13, 2017 | Biodiversity, Blog, Blog, Nature Everywhere, Uncategorised
Last week at Digbeth Community Garden we were visited by Darren Welcome of Hives and Honey to do his regular check on our 2 bee hives. Our bees are doing really well and are producing large quantities of honey. Whilst looking for the queen in one of the hives, Darren...
by Elin Stroem | Feb 20, 2017 | Biodiversity, Blog, Blog, Nature Everywhere
Even though bees hibernate in winter it doesn’t mean we can’t throw them a party, does it? Well, that’s what we did. The week of 28 November we celebrated the three year ban on neonicotinoids (neonics) in the UK. Neonics, used as a pesticide on for example oilseed...
by Adam McCusker | Feb 20, 2017 | Biodiversity, Blog, Blog
The Garden is currently in hibernation, but we had short gardening sessions throughout winter where we have been scoping out an area for water-harvesting and tidying the place up. The pizza oven is staying dry under its new shelter, despite the rain. The pond could do...
