by cornishgardens | Jun 14, 2018 | Gardening
September 2008: Railway gardens full of flowers were once the pride and joy of many a rural stationmaster, but the days when rail staff had time to plant and care for flower beds vanished with the age of steam. By the late 20th century, carefully-cultivated shrubs...
by cornishgardens | Jun 14, 2018 | Environment
Photographs: Charles Francis November 2008: Masses of yellow and crimson flowers, from a succulent known affectionately in Cornwall as “Sally-me-ansum”, stage a spectacular springtime show when they carpet the cliffs close to Lizard Point. And at the height of...
