Hello there. Did you have a good break? We do hope so.  We hope it was full of smiles, laughs and maybe the odd blissful snooze in the shade of…

Finally, it’s here.  That time of the year to reward yourself with a break, filling yourself up with food and fun in equal measure, and pushing the ‘to-do’ list to…

The Christmas Tree doesn’t actually exist.  It’s true.  It never has existed and probably never will. Before you start shaking your head and muttering a ‘bar humbug’ under your breath,…

There are a few facts about the English Oak that deserve to be better known.  Like the fact that the Magna Carta was written using Oak Gall Ink.  The prevailing…

It’s fast approaching that time of the year when we hope you get the opportunity to sit back, relax and enjoy your garden.  Of course, many of us can’t resist…

This week we have a tree with an interesting behind the scenes story. As many older tree varieties do, there is a long line of history hidden beneath its pink…

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. …