In late Spring 2016, Friends of Kingsmead Field initiated a project to create a wildflower meadow. Over 100 members of the local community took part in preparing the ground and planting the seeds. The result was a riot of colour that continues to produce a variety of wildflowers over 12 months later. In addition, many other wildflowers grow around the field, some naturally seeded, others planted by volunteers or committee members. Here are a collection of photos to celebrate all things wildflower!
- Bistort
- Burdock
- Poppies
- Snowdrop
- Common Field Speedwell
- Corn poppy, cornflower and corn chamomile
- Meadow buttercups
- Borage
- Yellow flag iris
- Viper’s bugloss
- Corn Cockle
- Teasel
- Wildflower trio
- Cowslip
- Snowflake
- Fox and cubs
- Corn poppy
- Dandelion and seed parachute
- Cornflower
- Chicory
- White campion
- Purple loosestrife
- Corncockles, cornflowers, corn chamomile and corn marigold
- Daffodil and Cathedral
- Knapweed

























