Posted
30th January 2018
in blog
The first flowers of the year are starting to show themselves. We have primroses, snowdrops, witch-hazel, crocus and cyclamen in flower and shoots of daffodils, tulips and scilla coming up through the soil. So something to look forward to.
Photography by Chris Tucker, Volunteer Gardener
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