Eds Higgins
@edshiggins.bsky.social
Passionate about human/nature interaction,
Landscape Architect @nationaltrust.bsky.social,
RHS Gold and Silver Medal Designer,
Ocasional illustrator..
Landscape Architect @nationaltrust.bsky.social,
RHS Gold and Silver Medal Designer,
Ocasional illustrator..
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Now that’s a transformation! What was once a neat lawn at Berrington Hall in Herefordshire is now a vibrant space for pollinators.
Over 53,000 plants make up the new flower garden, which draws inspiration from a garden that was originally part of ‘Capability’ Brown’s design but lost over time.
Over 53,000 plants make up the new flower garden, which draws inspiration from a garden that was originally part of ‘Capability’ Brown’s design but lost over time.
August 6, 2025 at 7:27 AM
Now that’s a transformation! What was once a neat lawn at Berrington Hall in Herefordshire is now a vibrant space for pollinators.
Over 53,000 plants make up the new flower garden, which draws inspiration from a garden that was originally part of ‘Capability’ Brown’s design but lost over time.
Over 53,000 plants make up the new flower garden, which draws inspiration from a garden that was originally part of ‘Capability’ Brown’s design but lost over time.
This land was once a golf course and being developed for nature. It could have become any other development, but the National Trust saw an opportunity to create something for migratory Birds that call our coastline home.
I’m excited to see how the locals watch, hear, and smell it change day by day
I’m excited to see how the locals watch, hear, and smell it change day by day
February 25, 2025 at 5:09 PM
This land was once a golf course and being developed for nature. It could have become any other development, but the National Trust saw an opportunity to create something for migratory Birds that call our coastline home.
I’m excited to see how the locals watch, hear, and smell it change day by day
I’m excited to see how the locals watch, hear, and smell it change day by day
Reposted by Eds Higgins
NFU President Tom Bradshaw once again boasting about blocking access reform (which extend rights to millions of ordinary people to do things like... go for a swim without being shouted at) all while demanding the public to foot the bill for his industry's bespoke tax arrangements.
February 25, 2025 at 10:41 AM
NFU President Tom Bradshaw once again boasting about blocking access reform (which extend rights to millions of ordinary people to do things like... go for a swim without being shouted at) all while demanding the public to foot the bill for his industry's bespoke tax arrangements.