This Easter, Westonbirt's learning and participation team have created two great family events, with an Easter Challenge (3 - 6 April) and an exploration of Jurassic Plants (10 - 12 April) on offer for families.
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Syrup with a hint of spice
This Easter, Westonbirt's learning and participation team have created two great family events, with an Easter Challenge (3 - 6 April) and an exploration of Jurassic Plants (10 - 12 April) on offer for families.
Victorian Fairy Floss
This Easter, Westonbirt's learning and participation team have created two great family events, with an Easter Challenge (3 - 6 April) and an exploration of Jurassic Plants (10 - 12 April) on offer for families.
Tudor treats
This Easter, Westonbirt's learning and participation team have created two great family events, with an Easter Challenge (3 - 6 April) and an exploration of Jurassic Plants (10 - 12 April) on offer for families.
Chewing on gums
This Easter, Westonbirt's learning and participation team have created two great family events, with an Easter Challenge (3 - 6 April) and an exploration of Jurassic Plants (10 - 12 April) on offer for families.
Prehistoric Plants
This Easter, Westonbirt's learning and participation team have created two great family events, with an Easter Challenge (3 - 6 April) and an exploration of Jurassic Plants (10 - 12 April) on offer for families.
Spring Colour Watch Blog, cherries in Silk Wood
Take a detour from Silk Wood’s spring seasonal trail stops along Palmer Ride or The Link, and you can check the progress of the Cherry Collection.
Spring Colour Watch Blog: Magnolias come up trumps
This week's Spring Colour Watch Blog focuses on our magnolias.
Spring Colour Watch Blog: things to look out for in the Old Arboretum
This week, we look at some of the sights along the route of the seasonal trail in the Old Arboretum, from hellebores in shady spots, to the bright rhododendrons and azaleas which are now emerging.
Spring Colour Watch Blog: signs of spring in Silk Wood
Signs that spring has started are all around in Silk Wood – but for the time being these are not the obvious shows of colour, but green shoots, buds and the early stages of blossom.
Spring Colour Watch Blog: Sign of the times?
This year's Spring Colour Watch Blog takes in some of the fascinating stops on the two spring trail routes around the Old Arboretum and Silk Wood, created by Ben Oliver, Westonbirt's Learning and Participation Manager.
Wooden Wonders part 13: holly
Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, is full of magnificent trees.
Wooden Wonders part 12: Atlas cedar
Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, is full of magnificent trees.
Wooden Wonders part 11: Wellingtonia
Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, is full of magnificent trees.
A busy few weeks
We have nearly completed the electric upgrade trenching work on site.
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