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We recently visited Willand after finishing a consultation to turn a grassed area into a wildlife garden. At the moment hedgehogs are inhabiting the area and we are waiting to see what other flowers and plants come up, so far we have seen bluebells, cuckoo flowers, ivy-leaved speedwell, herb robert, ficaria Verna and lots more!
A local resident has built some hedgehog houses for the little visitors too! Did you know British hedgehogs are classified as vulnerable to extinction due to loss of habitat and food? If you have hedgehogs visiting your garden you can read some handy tips from the RSPCA here: Hedgehogs In Your Garden | RSPCA
We will keep you updated on the areas progress, in the meantime, enjoy our short clip of the hedgehogs our local resident managed to photograph in their garden.
If you have an area you’d like to see turned into something similar please get in touch using the contact details to the right.
We recently visited Willand after finishing a consultation to turn a grassed area into a wildlife garden. At the moment hedgehogs are inhabiting the area and we are waiting to see what other flowers and plants come up, so far we have seen bluebells, cuckoo flowers, ivy-leaved speedwell, herb robert, ficaria Verna and lots more!
A local resident has built some hedgehog houses for the little visitors too! Did you know British hedgehogs are classified as vulnerable to extinction due to loss of habitat and food? If you have hedgehogs visiting your garden you can read some handy tips from the RSPCA here: Hedgehogs In Your Garden | RSPCA
We will keep you updated on the areas progress, in the meantime, enjoy our short clip of the hedgehogs our local resident managed to photograph in their garden.
If you have an area you’d like to see turned into something similar please get in touch using the contact details to the right.
