The Beginning of Seeding for the Tweed Meadows Project!
- Alexander Lintott
- Jan 31, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 19, 2024
On the 30/1/2024 Merlindale Nature's manager Apithanny Bourne travelled to Wester Ulston in Jedburgh to help seed our first site for the project. The owners of the site, June and Chris Bradley, initially got involved in the project after wanting to make a mini meadow around their pond, starting from scratch; they now can't wait to see what insects they'll find come summer.
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