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Gayton Millennium Spinney
Over the last couple of days the Spinney Working Group volunteers have been busy clearing an area in the Spinney and planting out some of the Wildflowers purchased for the Hibernaculum & Spinney from Blisworth Wild Flowers, generously funded by the Gayton Alms Charity.
We ask that you please “Keep Out” of the roped off area whilst our new Wildflowers are getting themselves established in their new surroundings.
Sue Simmonds
Spinney Working Group
A Working Group of Gayton Parish Council
Glenyss & myself have been busy in the Spinney again, this time planting some Common Dog Violets and Wood Sorrel along the back hedge, you may notice the little clearings to help give the plants a chance to get established.
The Primroses are looking good, as are the Lesser Celandine and a few daffodils, and the Hibernaculum has ‘greened-up’nicely.
Colin & I also planted some Winter Aconites recently between the Hibernaculum towards the sign, protected by some little wigwams.
On a lovely spring day the Gayton Millennium Spinney is a lovely place for a walk or just sit on one of the benches and simply enjoy the sunshine.
Add some words here about the sign for Gayton Millennium Spinney
