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Edge Hill University - Wildflower Meadows

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A mixed native wildflower meadow was planted to encourage a diverse range of flora and fauna. Mixed mass bulb planting provides a colourful display which blooms from spring through to summer. The wildflower meadow provides a thriving habitat for plants, insects and birds all year round, and during the flowering season it provides a rich source of nectar and pollen for insects, which is hugely important to the environment.

For more information email sustainability@edgehill.ac.uk.

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