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Hundreds of native wildflowers planted in Norfolk to help pollinators

Council staff and volunteers from the Nature Volunteer Network have planted hundreds of native wildflower plugs at Fairstead Recreation Ground in West Norfolk, England. The work follows green hay spread earlier this year to introduce native seeds. The borough council aims to turn the ground into species-rich meadows that support bees, butterflies and other wildlife for years to come.

Hundreds of native wildflowers planted in Norfolk to help pollinators

This summary is based on reporting by Times of India.

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