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Bamboo is taking over Tide Rock! Local legend says if there is water in the hole on Tide Rock, it's high tide at Coverac...
28/06/2026

Bamboo is taking over Tide Rock! Local legend says if there is water in the hole on Tide Rock, it's high tide at Coverack. If there's no water, it's low tide!

10/06/2026

This field margin has had minimal intervention. It is cut once a year, some wildflower seeds have been added. There are invasive clumps of spotted medick threatening to cover lots of land which is a concern. I've chosen to mow these clumps in order to reduce their spread as I don't want to spray or dig it out. It seems to be working but I am open to ideas.

Cornish hedges are beneficial to wildlife
06/06/2026

Cornish hedges are beneficial to wildlife

A little haven for wildlife
02/06/2026

A little haven for wildlife

25/05/2026

Tadpoles are happy!

Pond liner in place. Now ready for the owner to fill with rainwater (plenty of that around), lay some slabs and plant up...
14/02/2026

Pond liner in place. Now ready for the owner to fill with rainwater (plenty of that around), lay some slabs and plant up.

Retaining wall finished.....finally!
14/02/2026

Retaining wall finished.....finally!

A nice pile of stone for the pond's retaining wall. Get a nice line with the base stones. Make sure the soil is well com...
26/01/2026

A nice pile of stone for the pond's retaining wall. Get a nice line with the base stones. Make sure the soil is well compacted.

A customer has an unused area which they want to utilise in a way which helps wildlife. Ponds are fantastic for this. We...
16/01/2026

A customer has an unused area which they want to utilise in a way which helps wildlife. Ponds are fantastic for this. We are creating shelves of differing levels for marginal plants and a slope for the wildlife to get out of the pond with ease.

A lovely looking fungi growing in a coastal garden. Yellow waxcaps are an indicator species for high-quality, unimproved...
28/12/2025

A lovely looking fungi growing in a coastal garden. Yellow waxcaps are an indicator species for high-quality, unimproved grasslands, appearing only where the soil is clean and nutrient-poor. Their presence signifies land for potential habitats of high conservation value. 🙂

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