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The Naturalist's Journal: The Naturalist searches for shadows and signs of the awakening - Vimarsana News

The Naturalist's Journal: The Naturalist searches for shadows and signs of the awakening

“Whet up yer knife and whistle up yer dogs,

Garden Club talks fall bulb planting | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Garden Club talks fall bulb planting | News, Sports, Jobs

On Oct. 2 at 11 a.m., the Marshalltown Garden Club will present a program on spring flowering bulbs, especially the less well-known minor bulbs. The speaker is

Spring flowers to marvel at - Vimarsana News

Spring flowers to marvel at

Spring has teased us this year: she comes, she goes; warm sunny days are followed by high winds, cold rain and even pellets of ice. But the spring flowers persist, starting with those dainty white snowdrops that appear reliably in early March for me....

The highs and lows of stunning autumn colour in the garden | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

The highs and lows of stunning autumn colour in the garden | Isle of Wight County Press

Gardening writer Richard Wright discusses some of the plants you can use to create colour in the garden in autumn and winter.

Great Christmas plant hunt and birding competition results - Vimarsana News

Great Christmas plant hunt and birding competition results

2020 was a tough year for everyone. The countryside, our local parks and gardens have been our salvation, nature our anti-depressant. Which is why the Wharfedale Naturalists Society wanted to celebrate the diversity of plant and wildlife here in the dale. Asking its members to join in their first-ever Christmas plant hunt and birding competition. Aiming to end 2020 on a high, looking forward to happier times ahead. The task was to record as many plants in flower (excluding those in gardens) or birds seen either in the garden or countryside over the festive period (starting Saturday, Decem...