Thursday 17 January 2013
Oh What Stories This Tree Could Tell!
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Worcester College has a few very large, very old, Plane trees in the grounds. Believed to be a few hundred years old, one such tree can be found in the middle of the lake side border. Ivy had started to creep up the wide trunck and needed to be removed. Simon and Ady cleared the ivy but couldn't resist standing amongst the huge branches, oh what stories this tree could tell!
For ten years, 2nd February 2009 to the 21st December 2018, the official blog of the Worcester College Gardens & Grounds Team. This site does not necessarily represent the views of Worcester College and its members.
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January
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- Kiwi Fruit 'Jenny'
- Pruning Wisteria And Climbing Roses
- Self Assembly Shelving
- A Busy, Cold, Week
- A Hint Of Colour
- Footprints and Snow Angels In The Snow
- Three Snowmen
- The Predicted Snow Arrives
- Oh What Stories This Tree Could Tell!
- Opening Up The View
- Potting On
- The Perfect Way To Keep Warm
- To Enhance The Winter Reflection
- Parrotia persica 'Vanessa'
- 50 Meters Of Wire
- Post And Rail Fence
- A Further Section Of Yew Hedge
- Campsis radicans
- First New Project Of The Year
- Welcome To Worcester College Gardens 2013
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