Found in a hole in the large ash tree next to the front gate was this little fellow; not a mouse, but a vole. We seem to have a lot of voles in the Genus garden, or maybe it's one vole causing havoc to the roots of plants. There is one flower bed where the soil feels spongy from so many tunnels under the surface.
There are some people in horticulture whose careers grow slowly, gently, season by season. And then there are those whose paths unfurl with the quiet determination of a tree finding...
December is a time for giving, celebrating and decorating, and inevitably that may involve buying cut flowers for your home, or gifting an arrangement to a loved one. It’s worth...
Are you lucky enough to live in an area of the UK where there are red squirrels? Although greys are much more commonly spotted in parks and gardens across the...
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