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FRODSHAM: QR codes added to tree trail in Castle Park | Chester and District Standard - Vimarsana News

FRODSHAM: QR codes added to tree trail in Castle Park | Chester and District Standard

THE tree trail in Castle Park, Frodsham now has added technology.

Trees, bees and trails at Frodsham's Castle Park - Vimarsana News

Trees, bees and trails at Frodsham's Castle Park

TWO special trails featuring ancient trees and woodland creatures at Castle Park, Frodsham, have been arranged by Cheshire West and Chester Council…

Photographs and artwork of trees dedicated to Queen Elizabeth II to go on display - Vimarsana News

Photographs and artwork of trees dedicated to Queen Elizabeth II to go on display

Sotheby's is showing an exhibition of artworks called The Queen's Green Canopy (QGC) from December 10 in London that will showcase trees and woodlands dedicated to the late monarch.

Trees to be planted in Barrow Park to honour Queen Elizabeth II - Vimarsana News

Trees to be planted in Barrow Park to honour Queen Elizabeth II

Barrow plans to honour the Queen with tree planting in Barrow Park

Homes plan will see thousands of trees and shrubs planted - Vimarsana News

Homes plan will see thousands of trees and shrubs planted

A PLAN for new homes will see thousands of trees and shrubs springing up around Blunsdon. Developer Hayfield plans to grow 4,755 native plants in the historic centre of the village as part of a new woodland. A total of 573 trees will be planted as the £30 million development programme progresses. The woodland will stretch to well over an acre and create a natural landscape buffer with the neighbouring 13th Century St Leonard’s Church. The fast-growing native species selected for the new woodland includes field maple, silver birch, hornbeam and wild cherry trees.  Larger species ...