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7. Bluebells Found at Chirk, Powis and Erddig in May Did you know… Over half of the world’s populaton of Bluebells can be found in the UK. 1. Snowdrops Found at Chirk or Erddig in February Did you know… There are 20 different species of snowdrop in Europe and Asia minor, some of which are very rare. 2. Lambs on the parkland Found at Chirk or Erddig in March Did you know… If the weather is cold our lambs sometimes wear biodegradable orange jackets to protect them. 3. Daffodils Found at Chirk, Powis and Erddig in March Did you know… Daffodil leaves and bulbs are toxic, so you should avoid having them in a vase with other flowers. 4. Wild Garlic Found at Erddig in March/April Did you know… Both the leaves and flowers are edible, and are delicious added to salads or made into a pesto. 5. Snake’s Head Fritillary Found at Erddig and Powis in March/April Did you know… These are the only species of fritillary native to Britain, and thrive in landscapes never subjected to intensive agriculture - making them quite rare 6. Tulips Found at Powis and Erddig in April Did you know… Tulips are native to Central Asia, and were first cultivated in Europe in the 16th century. The word tulip is derived from the Persian word delband, meaning turban 8. Swallows Found at Erddig in May Did you know… In medieval times, before people knew about yearly migration, they believed swallows burrowed underground in marshes for the winter Tick the boxes as you find them... © Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol 2016. Mae’r Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol yn elusen gofrestredig, rhif 205846© National Trust 2016. The National Trust is a registered charity no. 205846 Lluniau/Images © National Trust Images Find the signs of spring Chirk Castle, Erddig & Powis Castle Visit between February and June to see how many of your first signs of spring you can tick off at our special places. The show moves quickly this time of year so make sure you don’t miss one! Send your first signs of spring photos to our NT Wales Facebook page using #NTFirst, and we’ll share some of our favourites for everyone to see.

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Page 1: Chirk Castle, Erddig & Powis Castle · Chirk Castle, Erddig & Powis Castle Visit between February and June to see how many of your first signs of spring you can tick off at our special

7. BluebellsFound at Chirk, Powis and Erddig in May

Did you know… Over half of the world’s populaton of Bluebellscan be found in the UK.

1. SnowdropsFound at Chirk or Erddig in February

Did you know… There are 20 differentspecies of snowdrop in Europe and Asiaminor, some of which are very rare.

2. Lambs on the parklandFound at Chirk or Erddig in March

Did you know… If the weather is cold our lambs sometimes wear biodegradable orange jackets to protect them.

3. DaffodilsFound at Chirk, Powis and Erddig in March

Did you know… Daffodil leaves and bulbs are toxic, so you should avoid having them in a vase with other flowers.

4. Wild GarlicFound at Erddig in March/April

Did you know… Both the leaves and flowers are edible, and are delicious added to salads or made into a pesto.

5. Snake’s Head FritillaryFound at Erddig and Powis in March/April

Did you know… These are the only species of fritillary native to Britain, and thrive in landscapes never subjected to intensive agriculture - making them quite rare

6. TulipsFound at Powis and Erddig in April

Did you know… Tulips are native to Central Asia, and were first cultivated in Europe in the 16th century. The word tulip is derived from the Persian word delband, meaning turban

8. SwallowsFound at Erddig in May

Did you know… In medieval times, before people knew about yearly migration, they believed swallows burrowed underground

in marshes for the winter

Tick the boxes as you find them...

© Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol 2016. Mae’r Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol yn elusen gofrestredig, rhif 205846© National Trust 2016. The National Trust is a registered charity no. 205846 Lluniau/Images © National Trust Images

Find the signs of spring

Chirk Castle, Erddig & Powis CastleVisit between February and June to see how many of your first signs of spring you can tick off at our special places.The show moves quickly this time of year so make sure you don’t miss one!

Send your first signs of spring photos to our NT Wales Facebook page using #NTFirst, and we’ll share some of our favourites for everyone to see.

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