Sowing a species-rich patch of meadow flowers is one of the approaches to nature conservation for everyone, which is pretty to look at, provides a place to eat for pollinators, and a place where domestic plants can grow. Everybody can create a patch around the house where meadow flowers can blossom, thus helping bring biodiversity to our vicinity, whether it be in your own garden or by the streetside, next to the community centre or on the village square. Here are some pointers that help you succeed in your endeavours.
A patch of meadow flowers sown during the last year’s collective action event at the Laupa school (Photo: Anneli Paas)
A patch of meadow flowers sown during the last year’s collective action event at the Laupa school (Photo: Anneli Paas)