Hedging projects – part 2.
It seems the hedging email last week struck a chord with readers. This has compelled us to share more about hedges, but rather than force you to read through line…
It seems the hedging email last week struck a chord with readers. This has compelled us to share more about hedges, but rather than force you to read through line…
Words associated with plants have to be some of the most beautiful in usage. There’s an undoubted romance and yesteryear quality to many of them, conjuring forth sepia filled dreams…
You’ll know these trees. Maybe not exactly these trees but ones like them. They grab your attention when you walk or drive past, prompting you to say to yourself, or…
This week’s email features a tree originally from Japan, home of 23 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Cherry blossom is Japan’s nature icon renowned for its history and distinguishing beauty. The…
Take a step into the garden on a spring morning and there’s every chance you’ll be overcome by a strange feeling. It’s a curious combination of nostalgia and forward thinking. …
We closed the nursery on Monday to nurture ourselves a little bit. Jokes were told, stories shared and a good time had by all. There’s something about getting out and…
Spring is a magical time at the Easy Big Trees nursery. The reasons why are abundantly clear for the most part. New growth is unfolding and stretching towards the sunshine,…
Spring is surely a time to clean away the mess of winter. The clutter of those extra blankets can be tidied, and hats and scarves can be moved to the…
There is little more English than the country pub. For centuries, they have provided refuge for outlaws and farmers, highwaymen and locals. It’s no coincidence ‘The Royal Oak’ is one…
You may have noticed we’ve begun adding a few words under the Easy Big Trees logo. There’s just five of them and they are always the same. So five small…