Find out the do-not-miss dates for the diary for February 2020…
Big School Birdwatch
Just like the Big Garden Birdwatch (for which you can submit your results until the 16th February), throughout this month you can get involved with the RSPB’s Big Schools’ Birdwatch!
The idea is that schools from every corner of the UK take part, turning their classes into conservation scientists, and helping to track the ups and downs of birds across the country.
Just be sure to get your schools’ results in by 21st February on the RSPB website!
World Wetlands Day
The 2nd February each year is World Wetlands Day to raise global awareness about the vital role of wetlands for people and our planet.
On their website you will find materials to download for free and spread the word about this vital source of biodiversity in the UK.
Valentine’s Day
As we see our green spaces slowly turn to look more spring like, it’s a magical time outside in the garden. And February 14th is Valentine’s Day, so why not use some of that beauty to make the day really special. If you’re lost for ideas, don’t fret, here are my top alternatives for roses when gifting flowers this year—for something truly special.
Keep an eye out in my Sunday Mirror column for how we can use flowers in our cooking too!
James Martin
You can catch me on the James Martin’s Saturday Morning TV show on the Saturday 15th February!
We’ll be talking about how super veg can grow super kids, so tune in an get my top tips for a veg-tastic February… it’s not to miss.
Ideal Home Show 2020
The Ideal Home Show kicks off next month, so get your tickets now!
Stay tuned for more information on catching me at the show on the: 3rd, 6th, 7th & 13th of April! Including my discount code to save on tickets.
David Domoney is a Chartered Horticulturalist, Broadcaster, and Author. David has worked with a number of the UK’s leading garden retailers as a plant buyer and strategic consultant. With more than 30 years experience, in horticulture, David is as passionate about plants now as he was when he bought his first plant at a village fete.
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