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Hi Susan, You are right that is cock's foot grass. It is a coarse grass, with large tussocks often associated with ungrazed/ unmanaged grassland, although it can often be a component of quite species-rich swards too, but usually as much smaller plants. The key thing is to understand that it takes ti...

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We are delighted that Plantlife’s meadow expert Matt Pitts is giving an online talk for us on 25th March at 7.30pm: How to Create a Meadow Matt is Plantlife’s very experienced meadows specialist who advises landowners and farmers on the best ways to create and manage meadows. He will guide us throug...

Tickets are now available for the next More Meadows online talk: How to Create a Meadow - a talk by Plantlife’s meadows expert Matt Pitts. Thursday 25th March at 7.30pm The talk is primarily for those who have a field or paddock and would like a wildflower meadow plus those who already have one and ...

I've linked to your post into the Blackdown hills forum. There are several people there who may be able to help.
Also see Goren Farm seeds, Julian is well connected and provides wildflower/grass meadow seed. See https://www.goren.co.uk/

Hi, I hope someone here may be able help Mark with his request for green hay/seed.
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