Plant for future generations – take a look

Forty years ago, when they moved into the village, my friend and her husband planted four, two foot high, eucalyptus trees

Two didn’t survive but two grew into these beautiful, tall, strong trees. She also told me that, when she was a child, she took a willow cutting and placed it in a jar of water. It rooted and she planted it in the front garden of the family home. More than sixty years later that willow has a tree preservation notice – which prevented house developers from cutting it down. We plant trees for our children and grandchildren and we might enjoy them, and their fruits, too.

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