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Lesser horseshoe bats by John Kaczanow

Bats in our gardens

A very exciting thing takes place in our garden every now and again: a Greater Horseshoe Bat flies through. It’s awe inspiring to see those wide wings swooping past our upstairs windows or to hear…

View of the house at Trenarth looking between rows of ornamental trees in the garden

Online Open Garden Series - Trenarth

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Open Garden events for 2020 have been cancelled. In this online Open Gardens series, we will be speaking with the owners of the gardens we would have opened…

Tropical scenes at Trevoole with blue skies and lush shrubs and trees

Online Open Garden Series - Trevoole

Due to the coronavirus lockdown, the Open Garden events for 2020 have been cancelled. In this online Open Gardens series, we will be speaking with the owners of the gardens we would have opened…

An orange and black striped caterpillar crawls up the bright green stem of some ragwort - standing tall with bright yellow flowers

Moths and gardens need each other

Rowena Millar, Cornwall Wildlife Trust's (currently Non-Roving) Wildlife Reporter, continues to show us how to make the best of our gardens for wildlife. This week Rowena marvels at the…