The Suffolk Argus
New Butterfly Gardening Book Jan Miller-Klein of the North Wales Branch of Butterfly Conservation has been a friend of Suffolk Branch for many years, and a professional horticulturalist with a long-standing interest in butterflies. She has just written a book which will appeal to members thinking about improving their own gardens. Gardening for Butterflies, Bees and other beneficial insects goes deeper than many earlier publications on butterfly gardening. It is ‘A practical dip-into, easy to use guide, with all the latest knowledge about our disappearing insects. Hundreds of full colour photos of which plants to use, how to identify butterflies, bees and ladybirds and many years of different experts’ experience. With plans to copy from patio pots to garden borders and green roofs.’ It may be just what someone wants to give you for your birthday! Published in June £19.95 + £1.50 p&p Send your cheque payable to “Butterfly Reserve” to Jan Miller-Klein, Saith Ffynnon Wildlife Plants, Whitford, Holywell, Flintshire CH8 9EQ Or order online at www.7wells.co.uk
Remaining events of 2010 Sunday 18th July Downe Bank and Fackenden Down, Kent for Silver-washed Fritillary, White-letter Hairstreak, Dark Green Fritillary and Chalkhill Blue. Sunday 25th July Priors Oak, Leiston Road, Aldeburgh. 10 acres of wildlife garden including buddleia and honeysuckle collections open to the public. Wednesday 28th July Moth night at Orwell Country Park, Ipswich. Contact Ipswich Borough Wildlife Rangers 01473 433994 Sunday 1st August Scotland Place Farm, Stoke by Nayland. An open day on the farm for families. Meadow and hedgerow butterflies, other wildlife and farmyard animals. Saturday 7th August
Dunwich Forest for butterflies and bugs.
Saturday 14th August Lodge Farm, Westhorpe, Stowmarket. Butterflies of this FWAG Silver Lapwing conservation award farm. Saturday 21st August New Delights Walk, Westleton and Westleton Common. Saturday 18th September
AGM and Members’ Evening, Bucklesham, near Ipswich.
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