Spring-flowering bulbs are planted at Garston Station Wildlife Garden

Passport to Leisure – a group of adults with learning disabilities – helped out at the Garston Station wildlife-friendly community garden today.

They engaged in various tasks at the newly-established garden, including planting spring-flowering bulbs, clearing the ground and litter picking.

The snowdrops, winter aconites, daffodils, grape hyacinths, and wild tulips will be a welcome sight for the community come spring, and importantly will create a haven for pollinators such as bees and butterflies.

Work progresses at the site over the next month or so and then again in the spring.

Learn more about native British wildflower bulbs here:

#spotted: worms, a frog and a robin!