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The Queen of All Trees…
Our tree correspondent, the aptly named Joan Taylor-Rowan, rings in the spring with the majestic beech tree.
Plum perfect
Tree correspondent Joan Taylor-Rowan can’t resist the allure of the cherry plum – the first of the Prunus varieties to flower in spring.
The Alder Generation
Tree correspondent Joan Taylor-Rowan, in her continuing exploration of trees is wowed by the hidden abilities of the unassuming alder.
Hastings Botanic Garden project partners with Kew Gardens architect
Mizzi Studio visited Hastings this month to learn more about the area’s regeneration plans and, in particular, our proposal for a Marianne North inspired botanic garden. Alexander Wilberforce, founder of the Hastings Botanic Garden (HBG) project, shares the news.
Going nuts about Hazel
Tree correspondent Joan Taylor-Rowan, in her fifth exploration of Hastings tree life, falls in love with the humble but ever-giving hazel.
I only have eyes for Yew
Our ‘Tree Correspondent’ Joan Taylor-Rowan continues her exploration of Hastings & St Leonards’ trees. This week, its the gnarled and noble yew.
Bay Watch
Our “tree correspondent” Joan Taylor-Rowan continues her investigation of Hastings & St Leonards trees.
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