National Trust Podcast

S1 Ep8: Garden Cuttings - Meadows

Alan meets Josh Sparkes – one of our gardeners at Sissinghurst and self-proclaimed meadow obsessive. He explains how a return to traditional practises has revitalised the wildlife at Sissinghurst. Scythe at the ready!
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Leucanthemum vulgare – Oxeye daisy
Lychnis flos-cuculi – Ragged robin

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