This event involves clearing back and removing summer vegetation so that next years flowers can flourish in unproved soil. Have you noticed how careful management is increasing the diversity particularly on the uppermost triangle?
It is thrilling to see how a relatively uncommon plant, the beautiful pink Corncockle is making a come back and migrating from stony edging. It is now producing substantial plants after the first year’s rather pathetic specimens. The scattering of yellow rattle seeds is also helping to reduced the amount of grass which can squeeze out wildflowers.
Drop in for part of the time, improving your plant identification and help with the cutting back. Wear sensible shoes and bring gardening gloves.
