Some tips in garden

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  Had an email from gardeners world and suggest some tips one can do during lock down
  
• • Design a secret garden – despite the film release date being pushed back, the Secret Garden competition remains open and could be a great activity for children and young people to do at home
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  • Getting crops started – you might be thinking of getting crops or flowers started to plant out later in the year or to share with others so they can grow their own too - there's a wealth of information on the RHS website to get you started
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  • Join our Wild About Gardens campaign – a joint initiative between the RHS and the Wildlife Trusts, to turn our 24 million gardens into a network of nature reserves. This year, we're calling on people to grow a Secret Butterfly Garden, as part of a partnership to celebrate the new film adaptation of The Secret Garden. You might not be able to grow a community butterfly garden, but could you plant a butterfly border or planter if you have a bit of space at home?
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  • Plan your wildlife garden – if you're keen to make your gardens more wildlife friendly, get five top tips from RHS Senior Horticulture Advisor and wildlife gardening expert, Helen Bostock, in this 10 minute video
• Getting crops started – you might be thinking of getting crops or flowers started to plant out later in the year or to share with others so they can grow their own too - there's a wealth of information on the RHS website to get you going.

 

Great post Janet. I’m going to look up the wild about gardens campaign now.