Yesterday we planted out nine young native Black Poplar trees at Marston Marshes, a local nature reserve on the southern edge of Norwich, by the River Yare. The trees were grown from cuttings taken from trees in Earlham Cemetery in … Continue reading →
Wild Clary, Salvia verbenaca, is one of the glories of summer, flowering from June to September in open grassland on sunny banks, sand dunes and roadsides. I saw the magnificent specimen in the photograph above on Beeston Bump last June, … Continue reading →
Today dawned cold but dry and, provided you were well wrapped up against the cold, it turned out to be an ideal morning for a walk in Norwich’s Earlham Cemetery looking at mosses and liverworts. About twenty people came along, … Continue reading →