Wildflower meadow – looking south
Attending to the wildflower meadow
- This gorgeous wildflower meadow brings a bit of the countryside to central London.
- However wildflower does not mean no maintenance – left to their own devices wildflower meadows quickly become untidy, weedy and saplings and invasive shrubs such as Buddleja may make themselves at home.
- Pritchard & Pritchard’s maintenance team visit twice a year:
- In autumn to cut back the meadow, keep the borders clear, and check that everything is in order
- In spring for a check over and general tidy up, remove unwanted ‘wildflowers’ such as thistles and nettles and prevent the grass overwhelming the wildflowers.
Wildflower meadow – up close
Wildflower meadow – looking east
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