Wildflower seedlings 🌱 from Seedball this November.

Frosty oak leaf, this morning.

More flowers and wildlife-friendly gardening practices can create habitats and food for wildlife - like this tiny solitary bee.

This is Ivy, she roots for nature, the autumn flowers in her hair, feed late-flying pollinators, and her dusky winter berries sustain the birds, who find shelter and nest in her canopy. #dontcutivy

Last Oxeye daisies blooming at the Seedball allotment 💚💚💚

Blue sky over the allotment…

Happy Saturday nature-lovers. 💚🐝
We thought we’d have a hover over here for a look see, from you know where!

Calling All Nature Lovers 🐝🌸🦋
Seedballs make growing wildflowers easy. 🐝🌸🦋 Chili powder and clay protect the seeds plus peat-free compost helps germination. All wrapped up and ready to grow! So simple to use.

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Knapweed (Centaurea Nigra), is loved by bumblebees and other pollinators.

Deadwood is good! Many larvae of insects use dead or decaying wood as a food source, including the endangered Stag Beetle

The last supermoon of the year, known as the Beaver moon, Woodcock, or Frost moon, depending on where you are in the world! This beautiful shot was snapped on the way home in London, UK 15.11.24.
Image by : D.Oxley

Loving, leaving the leaves, to mulch borders and provide winter shelter for insects.