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Tatton Park Show 2008
We were delighted to receive a Silver RHS Award in the Plant Societies section for our display at the 10th anniversary Tatton Show this year.

Link to National Plant Societies Award.
(External link to PDF file)
Tatton Park Stand 2008
Tatton 2008 (click to enlarge)

Great Outdoors
We are working from 2008 for 4 years on Great Outdoors, a Big Lottery project to create healthier paces for people in Knowsley, encouraging more use of parks and open spaces for better wellbeing.

Wildflowers have been in full bloom this summer on our Great Outdoors sites in Kirkby. We celebrated with local people at the Kirkby Festival in July at Millbrook Park, Millennium Green.

More information and pictures on
Great Outdoors
Or contact Janet Pell jpell@landlife.org.uk or call 0151 737 1819

Find out more about other Landlife Projects.

Old Rough wildflower site July 2008

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Great Outdoors tent at the Green Fayre

National Wildflower Farm
for St.Helens
.
Cornfield annuals have been splashing their colour in Rainford, St Helens, as we develop our wildflower fields for an exciting new National Wildflower Farm.
We have leased just over 12 hectares (30 acres) of land from Knowsley Hall Estates at the beautiful Inglenook Farm off the A570 to bring all of Landlife Wildflowers production fields to one stunning location.
For more information

Inglenook Farm 2008
Inglenook Farm (click to enlarge)

Landlife launched its new technical publication Soil Inversion Works with updated research and practical landscape applications for this groundbreaking creative conservation approach. Over 35 sites have now been created nationally, many using soil inversion, and we are keen to share our experience of the benefits of this technique, particularly for introducing native wildflowers into new woodlands.

More information on the development of the
Soil Inversion project
.

For pdf version of Soil Inversion Works.

Soil Inversion Works

Landlife Wildflowers.

Order native wildflower seeds and plants online at our secure store.

Visit www.wildflower.org.uk

Go to Landlife Wildflowers online store

Less than the price of a bunch of flowers.
If you can support out work to create new wildflower landscapes, please download our new supporters leaflet (pdf). You can help by buying wildflower seeds and plants from us through Landlife Wildflowers, Or can you support our work by making a regular standing order for as little as £4 a month? - less than the cost of a bunch of flowers!

We can also help if you would like information on making a legacy, please contact jpell@landlife.org.uk Tel 0151 737 1819

Bluebell and Cornflower Appeal
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