Malvern Hills National Landscape
We’re fast approaching ‘No Mow May’-a national campaign to leave grass long for a month, to provide a feast for pollinators. With the loss of so many wildlife meadows it’s a chance for gardeners to do their bit. Huge thanks to #malverncollege D of E students, who this week planted out wildflower plugs into a college meadow. Great work!
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The weather is looking good for the weekend – don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the orchard blossoms!Blossom Walk Colwall – Saturday 20th April 2.30pm. You are invited to join us on our Blossom Walk – an opportunity to walk among the beautiful blossom laden trees in Colwall’s orchards. We’ll meet at 2.30pm by the railway station, the route will follow most of the Colwall Orchard Heritage Trail but will also take us all through some orchards that aren’t usually open to the public. We’ll finish at the Apple Packing Shed, Colwall Village Garden, Old Church Road, where we’ll be serving tea, coffee, and our own apple juice.
Free maps of the route will be handed out which are full of fascinating information, photos and paintings. Our maps are also available at the Library, Post Office and Colwall Park Hotel. Alternatively, you can download the Malvern Walks App (Colwall Orchards). Along the way there will be volunteers who will tell you all about the orchards and our work, and also answer any questions. The walk is approximately 2 miles long and will take about 1 1/2 hours to complete at a leisurely pace.
We look forward to welcoming you.
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