‘The Best Way to Really Appreciate Antony Woodland All Year Round is Undoubtably With A Season Ticket’ As the wind, rain, frost and recent snow of Winter begin to subside, we are beckoning the magical carpets of snowdrops and other new buds and bulbs at Antony Woodland Garden. Alongside the […]
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We are delighted to bring back Antony Woodland Guided Tours! Join our experienced Head Gardener, Richard Squires, for a Tour of our magnificent garden and walks, nestled along the banks of the River Lynher. Each tour will take place on Sundays or Wednesdays of every month (February – October) and […]
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Head Gardener, Richard Squires, shares his Autumnal Winter news from Antony Woodland Garden Just coming into my second winter of managing Antony Woodland Garden and still thoroughly enjoying the job. Even though I’ve been here nearly two years I’m still discovering things about the garden and the plant collections. […]
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Hydrangeas are without a doubt one of the most popular flowers in the Garden at Antony Woodland this month, so we thought we would take a closer look and share some of our Hydrangea wisdom with you! First discovered in Japan, Hydrangeas now grow all over […]
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Head Gardener, Richard Squires, shares his news from the past year in Antony Woodland Garden I have now been looking after Antony Woodland Garden for 16 months having arrived in the midst of the storms of February 2020. I have thoroughly enjoyed my first year in this wonderful garden. The […]
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We are delighted to announce that we have a brand new member of the team. Meet Richard, our new Head-Gardener. Richard joined us in February and has spent the last few weeks getting to know the Gardens and the many hundreds of plants, shrubs, and trees that make up this […]
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Barely a day goes by without a new article, a research report or the eminent opinions of those in the know, about the pressures of modern-day living and its impact on mental health and wellbeing. In this blog, we take a look at Ecotherapy, what is it and how we […]
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But what about the Wood Wide Web! How often have you wandered in woodland and felt that spooky feeling – like you’re being watched? Like you’re not alone and instead, are surrounded in every direction by someone, something. You feel a bit like an imposter. Out of place in a […]
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Ever Wondered Why the Gardens Close in Winter? Have you ever wondered why the Gardens close in winter, and what we get up to during the winter months? We thought we would tell you a bit about the work that is carried out in preparation for a wonderful season of […]
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“It is in understanding our differences that we learn our need for each other” We often talk about the differences between people as if there is a norm that we have somehow varied from. If we accept that each of us is unique, then why are we surprised at our differences? […]
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