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.
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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.
Read More >February can be a bleak month - however there are signs spring is around the corner with large clumps of snowdrops showing on the woodland floor.
Read More >My name is Katherine Ross, and I hope to share with you the interesting titbits and conundrums that I come across while undertaking my research into Dartington's Gardens.
Read More >It has transpired that there has been a dog attack on several of Little Bo People's sheep in the early hours of this morning.
Read More >In January there are few plants showing, although the yellow hazel catkins can be seen in the woodlands and hedgerows.
Read More >Dartington has chosen to invest a further £20,000 in TRESOC’s current Share Issue, bringing the total raised so far to £230,550.
Read More >The large turkey oak near the White Hart and Space Studios, widely known for the stunning crocus circle that flowers around it in the spring, became severely decayed due to honey fungus.
Read More >If you’re visiting the Dartington estate, keep an eye out for woodcocks, which can be seen by the eagle-eyed watcher at this time of year.
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