The wildflower patch at Hollingdean Park is looking beautiful

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Wild flower patch at Hollingdean park and garden looking beautiful in July 2024 on Lynchet Close
Wild flower patch at Hollingdean park and garden looking beautiful in July 2024 on Lynchet Close

In July 2024 on Lynchet Close

You are never to young to volunteer! The Apple Pickers pre-school Forest School group sowed wildflower seed in this new bed at Hollingdean Park when the new playground was installed (see in a previous post). All their efforts mean there are beautiful flowers to enjoy now and a host of insect life happily buzzing and pollinating. And later this summer, when the blossoms set seed, next year’s wildflowers will be sown. There will be even more to see next year. All the fruit trees, fruit bushes and plants across Hollingdean will have a better chance of producing good crops next season.

Apple Pickers DIY Forest School

Thank you to the Apple Pickers!

Wild flower patch at Hollingdean park and garden looking beautiful in July 2024 on Lynchet Close
Poppy, Greater Celandine, Yellow Rattle,
Cleavers Galium aparine (sticky-willy)
Wild flower patch at Hollingdean park and garden looking beautiful in July 2024 on Lynchet Close
Poppies, Lady Bedstraw, oxeye daises,

We look forward to meeting you.

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Tree Guardians see on Brentwood Road 2 November 2025

Tree Guardians

Join us in the Forest Garden Hollingdean Park this Sunday, 19 October 2025

Forest Gardening

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the annual plant & seed AGM fair, 27 April 2025

Events

An excellent turn out at out Community Design Day at the Hollingdean Family Hub

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