Small seed bombers
Our newest gardeners chucking seed bombs. We have a regular visit from the reception class at Cobourg School. Looks fun!
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We have a single plant of Meconopsis Cambrica / welsh poppy at the garden, and its gorgeous#Repost @zosia.grows.food with @get_repost ・・・ The best thing I saw today by far. Solitary bees (not sure what kind though as only saw their sweet faces), nesting in a line of gaps in our shed wall at @glengall_garden. Every little gap had a little furry bee face just poking out, wiggling its antennae (except the one below this one as its inhabitant had just flown out, which is how I noticed them all in the first place). So cosy. Those big shiny eyes, those cheeks! 😭🙃 . . . #dobeeshavecheeks #greatbritishbeecount #saveourbees #pollinators #solitarybee #organicfarming #bee #agroecology #permaculture #forestgardening #agroforestry #peckham #southwark #burgesspark #glengallwharfgarden #summersolstice #wildlife #socosy #toocute #icantSo delighted to get our first delivery of super fresh organic garden produce to the #southwarkfoodbank @pecan121a #peckham all transported by our sturdy steed thanks to #communitycycleworks.Bees swarming today at the garden.... full on buzzing about in the air before settling. Evaded capture by swarming up again. Peak season for swarms, super organism is splitting and moving on. Old queen in new hive, new queen in old hive.... don’t be scared of them in a swarm - looks scary but they have bellies full of honey and are just hoping for a warm bed for the night 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🌻🌻🐝🐝🐝😄Gardens had a strim! Tidied, reorganised compost zone, lush floral abundance and our first blue honeysuckle berries...yum !!Peak time at garden for lushness... Corporate team from #AIG today thanks to Conor at Involve #communitysouthwark . Views of garden in no particular order inc new planters, three sisters mound, herb mound and lovely wildflowers.🐛🌾🐞🐝Burgess Park Food Project
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