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The PLANTS project: roses at Malleny Garden
Roses bring a lot of colour to your garden in the summer. Here, the PLANTS project inventory team pick a few favourites from Malleny Garden.
Concern over slow start to seabird breeding season
Seabird experts at the Trust have raised concerns after observing a slow start to the seabird breeding season as well as a reduction in nesting activity for key species such as fulmars, guillemots and shags.
Plant Journeys blog post #10 – Maple: a feast of colour
Plant Journeys is a blog series, exploring East Asian plants in the garden of Broughton House.
Plant Journeys blog post #9 – Bamboo: a symbol of integrity
Plant Journeys is a blog series, exploring East Asian plants in the garden of Broughton House.
Welcome to our new rangers
We’ve appointed two new seasonal rangers to support our nature conservation work.
The PLANTS project: Leith Hall’s Rock Garden
After spending time in the inspirational rock garden at Leith Hall, Valeria Soddu, Inventory Officer for the North PLANTS Team, shares some of the plants she discovered and their history.
Launch of our annual Footpath Fund appeal
We’ve launched our annual Footpath Fund appeal to raise funds to support the maintenance and repair of more than 300 miles of paths.
Six habitats the Trust is committed to saving
The Trust’s newly published Plan for Nature identifies six habitats we will prioritise for conservation.
The PLANTS project: Branklyn’s Meconopsis
One of the features of Branklyn Garden are its blue poppies (Meconopsis). The PLANTS team shares some of the collection highlights.