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Conservation Blog

Digby Dead Hedge

It was great to see new volunteers join us today for a dead hedging session on Digby Avenue. The community of Saturday supporters is steadily growing, over 25 different people have now attended at least one conservation session.

Having learnt a lot from our first attempt at a dead hedge in June, this time our result has a much denser packing of branches, making it more sturdy.

After finishing some, we enjoyed a free drink in the cafe, talking to the Sensory Garden volunteers.