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Bluebell Recovery Project: Cultivating Native Beauty for the Future

Join the Mersey Forest Team in preserving native bluebells through seed cultivation and bulb planting. Learn about threats, seasonal activities, and how to get involved in this vital conservation effort.

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Bluebell Recovery Project: Cultivating Native Beauty for the Future

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  1. Bluebell Recovery Project Jo Sayers The Mersey Forest Team

  2. Threats and issues

  3. Native bluebellsI.D

  4. Native or not?

  5. ‘White’ bells?

  6. Sun or shade?

  7. Seasonal activities

  8. Growing on seeds

  9. Growing on seeds

  10. Growing on seeds

  11. Harvesting

  12. Cultivating bulbs in the future?

  13. Cultivating bulbs in the future?

  14. Opportunities to get involved Bulb planting Running bluebell walks Seed Gathering – new protocol Seed cultivation Awareness raising

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