People taking part in Plantlife’s conservation project say they have seen plants and wildlife thrive
The conservation charity Plantlife again urged peopleAs the month draws to a close, we asked some of this year’s No Mow May participants what new plants and wildlife they have seen in their gardens.An orange-tip butterfly in Adam Linnet’s garden.I thought I had better practise what I preach as a conservation charity worker. My three-year-old daughter loves the flowers in the garden, even more so when they are visited by butterflies, such as this orange-tip .
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