Swansea Council has taken to seeding verges, bits of waste land and even roundabouts with mixed 'wild flower' seeds. This not only looks nice and presumably encourages insects but it keeps the maintenance costs down by reducing the need for cutting.
Wednesday, 12 August 2015
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