Earlham Cemetery in Norwich contains many fine trees, including the native Black Poplar, Populus nigra subspecies betulifolia, one of our largest and most striking native species. Until recently there were six trees but three have now been felled, leaving just … Continue reading →
It’s just over a year since we built the first raised bed in our front garden. We’re very pleased with the result and have had a whole year’s benefit from having greenery in front of the house, rather than practical … Continue reading →
Most of Norfolk’s arable fields are filled with a small and predictable set of crops: wheat, barley, sugar beet, potatoes and oilseed rape. Sometimes, however, a surprise awaits for the observant. A few weeks ago my friend Sarah met up … Continue reading →