wild flowers

Youngsters plant wild flowers at Coed Wen
October 2018		A GREENSPACES SOUTH CHESHIRE CIC PAGE

Under the supervision of Doug Butterill, Company Secretary of Greenspaces South Cheshire CIC, and with volunteers from the Rotary Club of Nantwich on hand, groups of youngsters planted

wild flowers at Coed Wen off Shrewbridge Road.

They planted wood anemone, bluebells, snakeshead fritillaries and foxgloves.

Previously schoolchildren have helped to plant

trees and shrubs at the location.

Alderman Butterill said "Wild flowers like a woodland or a woodland edge setting."

Words and pictures supplied by Doug Butterill

Pupils and staff of Weaver School, Nantwich, together with members of the Rotary Club of Nantwich at their area in Coed Wen.

Pupils of the Eco Club of St Anne's Catholic Primary School all

set to go planting.

Members of the 7th South West Cheshire (Millfields) Scouts Group and officials with their plants.

Pupils of Year 4 of Millfields School. In the background is

Alderman Doug Butterill.

Pupils of Year 5 of Millfields School with Alderman Butterill - and a busy helper planting in the background

Some of the pupils from Peartree School practise their

bulb planting before helping their classmates plant

bluebells, snakeshead fritillaries and foxgloves.

Greenspaces South Cheshire CIC index | Youngsters plant bulbs | Other mentions of Coed Wen: bloom-nov09.htm; civsoc8.htm