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Bees, Butterflies & Flowers – Make Your Own Seed Balls
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- Published on Monday, 26 May 2014 13:10
- Last Updated on 23 May 2014
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Bees, Butterflies & Flowers – Make Your Own Seed Balls – Weekend fun with the kids on Saturday, 07th June 2014 10:00am – 11:00am – Roll up your sleeves and get ready for a morning of making Seed Balls!
We love seed balls at Petersham Nurseries – they are approximately 1cm in diameter, making them super easy to scatter…. and start a garden anywhere, that is bursting with native wildflowers, buzzing bees and beautiful butterflies! Under a lamp post, in your mum’s window boxes, or at the bus stop!
We will be mixing wildflower seeds with clay and peat-free compost, rolled into a small ball. Ready for your to take home!
Children of all ages are welcome (though we do ask you are accompanied by an adult). Although this is a free event, pre-booking is required as we have a maximum number of places available.
EVENT DETAILS
‘Bees, Butterflies & Flowers – Make Your Own Seed Balls’ Children’s Gardening Event
Saturday 7th June 2014, 10.00 – 11.00
Entrance Free
THE VENUE
Petersham Nurseries, a local garden centre, was carved out of the Petersham House grounds in the 1970’s. At the turn of the century, the business was bought by Gael and Francesco Boglione who have lived with their family in the adjoining Petersham House since 1997. After extensive restoration works, the nurseries re-opened in 2004 completely transformed. For the first time, furniture, gifts and antiques were found amongst the plants which adorned the greenhouses, and in a ramshackle wooden teahouse pastries and homemade cakes were on offer.
In the summer of 2004, Gael and Francesco decided to open a casual and charming restaurant, Petersham Nurseries Café, with Skye Gyngell installed as head chef. The Boglione family have cultivated the space, demonstrating an innate ability for recognising and drawing out the beauty in the simplest of things.
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