Sentences with phrase «for wildflower meadows»

There are plans for wildflower meadows, wetland areas, bluebell wood and planted walls.

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Wolf Fields now has two beehives, sensory garden for children with disabilities, a food growing area, pond, wildflower meadow and orchard.

On Friday we set out for a secluded meadow dotted with wildflowers and rimmed with trees.

Our wilderness summer camp is surrounded by pinnacles and peaks, hundreds of high - altitude lakes, ribbons of rivers, limestone caverns and caves, meadows brimming with wildflowers, and tangles of trails begging for exploration.

Some will aim to protect the UK's rarest pollinator, the Great Yellow Bumblebee, whilst others will develop orchards, wildflower meadows and spaces for brambles and nettles - which make excellent winter shelter for pollinators.

A wildflower meadow is brilliant for all sorts of little creatures.

Options include a hike to a ridgeline summit for commanding views, striking out across the trail-less tundra, meandering in a lush valley looking for ground - nesting birds and meadow wildflowers or any of the other activities the lodge has to offer.

Choose to celebrate inside the splendid mansion house or outside in the vast grounds where the wildflower meadow and sunken gardens make beautiful backdrops for romantic photos.

An idyllic location for walkers and wildlife enthusiasts, numerous hiking trails wind through the wildflower meadows and pine - forested foothills beneath the majestic peaks.

At the base of the slopes is an area known as Paradise, famous for its glorious views and wildflower meadows.

Stylish individual Gold Award - winning cottages set in wildflower meadows and woodland near Heligan and Eden with plenty of space for families to relax.

Outdoors, the Great Meadow has never been ploughed, so it provides an excellent habitat for wildflowers and rare butterflies, moths and insects.

Although often humble in the extreme Mir's many proposals for outdoor projects - each of which shows up the arrogance and pointlessness of most of what passes for public art - evoke the possibility of a more humane society: the replanting of Christmas trees, decorations and all, in public parks in New York, once shops no longer have a use for them; the sowing of a wildflower meadow on a disused industrial lot in Glasgow for «children to play, for teens to have sex, for adults to take walks and for senior citizens to remind them of their youth».

In past years, support of our Garden Campaign has enabled us to design and execute rooftop, meditation and sculpture gardens for our artists and most recently a wildflower meadow in honor of Clementine Hunter.

The Living Roofs for Wildlife project will create seven «living roofs» which will recreate the natural habitats of some of the species and include wildflower meadows, sandy areas and beach.

Grow a wildflower meadow Not only are wildflowers beautiful to look at, they're extremely important for our native wildlife, providing hunting and feeding grounds for small mammals such as wood mice, voles and shrews.

The wild watercolour May Meadow shows a riot of colourful and freely painted wildflowers, great for nurseries or girls» rooms.