Long Mead Wildlife Site
Oxford Road
Eynsham, Select OX29 4DU
By popular demand (and serious need!) potting on NRN's wildflowers is back. They have been collected, sown and nurtured since last summer by NRN's plant propagation group with Long Mead's carefarming participants for planting out in Eynsham's community meadows and other local meadows come the autumn.
Come and get your hands dirty, learn about the individual species of wildflower and picnic afterwards if you fancy under Long Mead's medieval pavillion tent by the river.
Catriona Bass owns and manages Long Mead Wildlife Site with her partner Kevan Martin, together they initiated the Nature Recovery Network and the Thames Valley Wildflower Meadow Restoration Project
Long Mead
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Long Mead
Sat, July 30, 2022
3:30 a.m. - 6 a.m.
(GMT+0100) Europe/Zurich
Long Mead Wildlife Site
Oxford Road
Eynsham, Select OX29 4DU
This workshop will be held on Long Mead. Please travel by foot, bus or bike if you can. The S1 Bus stops at the Talbot Inn, just outside our gate. We are between the Swinford Toll Bridge and the Talbot Inn (opposite the pub) recogniseable by the row of rusty birds on the gate and a thatch barn in the orchard.
If you need to travel by car please use the Eynsham Sports Pavillion car park (1 Oxford Rd, Eynsham, Witney OX29 4HG). It is marked with a green pointer on the map. It is 7 minutes walk from us.