Primary school pupils in Nantwich are enjoying a bumper crop of vegetables planted by the Year 6 class who left in the summer.
Senior members of the Millfields Primary School gardening club have left behind a legacy under the tutelage of site manager Mr Cornes.
Green-fingered residents at Richmond Village Nantwich have been keeping fit – by producing a bumper crop of their own radishes!
Grown from seed and planted out earlier in the year, the radishes were harvested and given to Head Chef Wai who is using them in his salads.
The honey harvest in 2015 could only be a third of the size of last year’s after poor weather affected nectar flow.
Nantwich bee farmer Cris Reeves says wet weather and cooler temperatures during nectar production in spring and summer have led to a dramatic drop in the amount of honey harvested.
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