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Glyn Bach Gardens are closed until 1st May 2021

February 4th 2021.

After some really rotten weather things have settled down.

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Big garden birdwatch

Big garden birdwatch

Spent an hour watching and counting birds in the garden.

Helebore.

There will be a succession of flowers over the next few weeks.

Snow damage

Last weeks snow brought a few trees down. The willow on the opposite side of the pool has been cut up and cleared. We will replant with Cornus

Witch hazel.

The scent is fantastic.

The hill.

Bracken has been cleared to make way for Daffs and then Bluebells.

Rectifying mistakes.

Rectifying mistakes.

We have prepared a new trench so that we can move the Beech hedge away from the front of the pollytunnel.

Crocus.

The Voles have been kind this year and left us a few Crocus to enjoy.

Bees foraging.

Winter Heather is very valuable as an early source of nectar and pollen. This bee is collecting pollen, which usually means that the queen is laying.

Cyclamen coum.

22nd. Some sun at last!

22nd. Some sun at last!

Bumble Bees come out of hibernation. Crocus, Hazel and Willow provide pollinators with some valuable early pollen.

Willow in flower.

Willow in flower.

Salix Gracilistyla Mount Aso.

Snowdrops.

The garden is now going through its snowdrop phase.

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