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30th November Trees for Seeds open day Centre for Wildlife Gardening


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Sunday 30/11/2014 - 11:00am - 4:00pm


Join London Wildlife Trust for a celebration of the wonders of winter woodland! Take part in tree and seed games and crafts!


You?ll learn how to identify trees in winter, listen to tree tales and join in with tree dressing. This is a fantastic event suitable for all the family, and with local produce and seeds available a great chance to understand the local area.


This is a free event for everyone, for further details contact Sylvia Myers: [email protected]

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