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We were delighted that William Cecil and entourage visited us yesterday. The local villagers cooked up a feast for them and found time to celebrate St George’s day. Visitors…
In the winds earlier this week we lost another old tree, not a particularly valued one, fortunately. So it was great to be planting a new one the same…
These iris are a joy to see as another herald of spring, but you have to snap a picture when you see them as the deer love eating them!…
The snowdrops are now popping up everywhere, from the car park and entrance to the kitchen garden and Glade. So, this week volunteers started getting things ready for the…
This week we fanned out around the Gardens catching up on winter jobs: mulching the asparagus and dahlias, pruning and mulching the roses, yet more raking of leaves and…
For the sharp eyed, you will see that we all loved the raspberry ices this week. There are now more raspberries on the canes than there were at the…
After the long dry summer all this rain is welcome and our volunteers have been working hard to make sure we capture more, for future dry spells! It was…
These sternbergia lutea, near the stumpery, are very confusingly known both as the winter daffodil and the autumn crocus! It is lovely to have such a fresh vibrant flower…
Visitors today enjoyed the beautiful day, the trees on the turn and the chance to chat to our volunteers as they weeded, deadheaded, pruned, took cuttings, planted bulbs, turned…