From ‘The Green Roads’ by Edward Thomas. (more…)
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The name ‘Elder’ may come from the Anglo-Saxon ‘aeld’, meaning fire, because the hollow stems were used as bellows to blow air into the centre of a fire, says the Woodland Trust. (more…)
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Ash, Fraxinus excelsior, the tree of life in Norse mytholody. (more…)
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The leaves of an Oak, Quercus robur, lay on logs of Silver Birch, Betula pendula. (more…)
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The ‘crab’ in Crab Apple derives from ‘scrobb’, the Anglo-Saxon for shrub, suggests Stevens. (more…)
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Hopefully this young Hornbeam, Carpinus betulus, planted in March 2014, will live a full life span. (more…)
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