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OXFORD Mail Camera Club members took photos of trees of all different shapes and sizes for this week’s theme

MAYBE it is my imagination but this January seemed to last much longer than normal. There might be a number of reasons for this and, the weather has something…

Gardening is a key to better health | Gardener State Bruce Crawford Contributor Late March into early April is certainly a fickle time of the year. One day it is sunny and 65 degrees, only to be followed by howling winds and temperatures hovering in the low 40s. This in turn is followed by a chilly rain with the occasional dusting of snow. Regardless, I am not complaining, as April is sure to bring more warmth than cold and a return to gardening. Regardless of the weather, there is always one group of plants that never fail to disappoint – bulbs! Whether white, soft blue, bright yellow or p...

by Brian Cunningham Updated: January 30 2021, 9.53am It’s now time we have a bit more of colour in our lives and that’s being given to us by lovely little Hellebores. Looking out the window to the soil bare, parts of your garden can feel monochrome – but adding of a few of these little charms will create a little sparkle. We have our own native, commonly known as the ‘stinking hellebore’ perfectly describing the foliage when crushed, but it’s varieties of the ‘Christmas’ and ‘lenten rose’ that I’ve started taken a fancy for, adding a bit of cheer to my garden in wi...

With the unexpected events that occurred during the pandemic, it seems that flower gardening has gained popularity among homeowners. Of course, it offers many benefits from recreation down to environmental, and it doesn't stop there. They also provide aesthetics to your home once they are in full bloom.