Asian hornet invasion threat to honey bees
This foreign invader has a voracious and indiscriminate appetite for our bees and many of our beneficial insects.
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This foreign invader has a voracious and indiscriminate appetite for our bees and many of our beneficial insects.
We can all make a difference because our many small plots collectively amount to thousands of acres.
Agriculture, pesticides, nitrates, habitat loss and climate change all cause problems for our 250 species of solitary bee.
NGS supporter Graham Watts of Dale Farm, Dereham, opened his garden to the public.
This year I knww that I would need to pinch out the flowers if they formed too early, to delay…
The Summer Show of Reepham & District Gardening Club, was enjoyed by about 40 members.
Bindweed thrives in one corner of my garden; the roots are like spaghetti.
The gardening club trip for the year necessitated getting our passports stamped as we travelled south of Norfolk.
Ragwort, that pretty yellow-flowered weed is hated and vilified for its poisonous nature.
My collection of plastic trays enables me to control the amount of water I use for seedlings and plants.