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The warmer weather and lockdown restrictions mean we'll all be spending more time in our gardens as the weather warms up - but your outdoor space might already be looking a bit outdated.  Speaking to FEMAIL, experts including Guy Barter, chief horticulturist at the Royal Horticultural Society, say this summer it is all about relaxed gardens with 'undone' borders that are bursting with 'quintessentially British' blooms.  'In terms of colours, we're talking pastels, with lots of blues, lots of bright green foliage and then highlights of stronger colours, and softening with white flowers,' he ...

Kerry County Council has strongly defended the decision to cut down a large number of trees along the Dan Spring Road and said the choice to fell them was based on safety advice from several experts. The council said it had no option but to remove the trees after it became apparent - based on two independent expert examinations - that they were storm damaged, 'in decline' and posed a safety risk to the pedestrians and motorists on what is one of Tralee's busiest roads. The decision to cut the trees has been met with widespread anger with many taking to social media to express their fury at t...

Date Time Going underground: Grant roots out rapid apple decline culprit Since 2013, a mysterious phenomenon has been killing apple trees across North America, leaving growers panicked and scientists bewildered. The phenomenon has been named rapid apple decline (RAD) for its sudden onset, which causes apple trees to quickly deteriorate and die. Now, two scientists from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences are on a mission to track down its cause. This effort is thanks to a recent $299,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The...

Since 2013, a mysterious phenomenon has been killing apple trees across North America, leaving growers panicked and scientists bewildered. The phenomenon has been named rapid apple decline (RAD) for its sudden onset, which causes apple trees to quickly deteriorate and die. Now, two Cornell University scientists are on a mission to track down its cause.

Five Towns Adult Ed classes in March, online and in person Fri, 03/05/2021 - 12:45pm The ending of winter and beginning of spring is always a great time to think of starting anew, especially after this past year, said Five Towns Adult Ed, in a news release What better way than with an affordable and accessible class in Adult Ed? Five Town Adult Ed offers an array of classes with both remote and in-person options. The full semester features classes through the end of August, so if you received a brochure in the mail hang onto it! Among the upcoming classes: