Category Archives: Tree following

summer trees

Posted on August 8, 2019 by Anni Kelsey

I have been away on holiday and missed the last two months for posting my tree following.  They are all in their summer glory right now and I thought I would add something about the context they are growing in. … Continue reading →

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tree following April to May 2019

Posted on May 9, 2019 by Anni Kelsey

Apple Trwyn Mochyn, Borderland Garden, Wales 23 April 2019 This is a slow starter, which is perhaps a good thing in this somewhat unpredictable climate.  But by the end of April the flower buds are beginning to open. And being … Continue reading →

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tree following March 2019

Posted on March 12, 2019 by Anni Kelsey

afal (apple) trywn mochyn 4.00 pm 3 March 2019 Welsh borders I don’t think my little trwyn mochyn apple tree looks much different to last month, but you can see that the Welsh onions growing nearby are taller and greener … Continue reading →

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tree following

Posted on February 15, 2019 by Anni Kelsey

I recently came across something new to be fascinated by – tree following!  As explained on The Squirrelbasket website: “Each year, we choose a tree and see what it does: when its leaves appear and when they fall which twigs … Continue reading →

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