In this month's blog, Mike writes on how it's the perfect time to enjoy the sights and smells of low-lying bluebells, white hawthorn and wild garlic.
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In this month's blog, Mike writes on how it's the perfect time to enjoy the sights and smells of low-lying bluebells, white hawthorn and wild garlic.
Read More >Recently the Gardens team have been rediscovering one of our oldest listed features, a Holy Well!
Read More >Mary takes a look at the ravages grey squirrels cause to the Dartington estate, and how important the care of Dartington's woodlands was to founder Leonard Elmhirst.
Read More >Chainsaws are powerful and dangerous tools, so when volunteer Vicky qualified to use one, Sonja sat down with her in the Volunteer Hub to ask how the training had gone.
Read More >We are sad to announce the death of Peter Cox (13 April 2015) at the age of 97.
Read More >It's April, and Mike reflects on how the month truly reminds you spring is finally here, with fresh green foliage on the trees.
Read More >We are sad to learn of the death of John Renbourn, an internationally regarded musician and perhaps best known as a founder member of the acclaimed folk group Pentangle.
Read More >In this week’s conservation blog, Estate Warden Mike takes a look at the lifecycle of one of nature’s most elegant and beguiling creatures – the swan.
Read More >In this blog, gardener Katie provides a little insight into the George III lead urn located near the Sunny Border.
Read More >Spring is almost upon us but the nights can still feel cold. Each day brings extra daylight in the evenings ready for the clocks to go forward and prepare us for the warmer months ahead.
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