#rhswisley — Public Fediverse posts

#SilentSunday #RHSWisley

A mulch of bright red berries around the base of this hawthorn at #rhswisley

#gardening #trees #autumn

#ThickTrunkTuesday. Eucalyptus pauciflora growing on the edge of the Battleston Hill arboretum at #RHSWisley. #Plants #Trees

#FootpathFriday. Late summer in the #RHSWisley arboretum. #Plants #Trees

#ThickTrunkTuesday. Giant sequoia (sequoiadendron giganteum) growing in the arboretum at #RHSWisley. Native to the Pacific coast of the United States, sequoias are threatened by climate change and an increasing frequency of wildfires. Happily, arboretums around the world are well stocked with the trees. #Plants #Trees

#ThickTrunkTuesday. Algerian fir (abies numidica) growing in the pinetum at #RHSWisley. Endemic only to Algeria where its range is limited to the Atlas Mountains, the species is critically endangered. #Plants #Trees

#ThickTrunkTuesday. Vertical panorama of a Scot’s pine (pinus sylvestris) growing in the pinetum at #RHSWisley. #Trees #Plants

#ThickTrunkTuesday Atlas Cedar (cedrus atlantica), native to the more mountainous areas of Northwestern Africa, growing here in the pinetum at #RHSWisley. #Plants #Trees

@BicycleBen I hope everyone with any kind of voice, including me, who can at least write a coherent sentence, raises that voice to support Milliband strongly now. This idea seems at last like a pivot we can rally around. In my spare time this week I'll be asking whoever I can think of to get behind Milliband with this.

#ChrisPackham #DavidAttenborough #RHSWisley #GreenTransition #EdMilliband #UKPolitics #LabourParty

#ThickTrunkTuesday. Eucalyptus dairympleana growing in a glade of the #RHSWisley arboretum on Battleston Hill. #Trees #Plants

#ThickTrunkTuesday. Dawn redwood (metasequoia glyptosporoides) in full leaf. Here growing in the #RHSWisley arboretum. Truly a beautiful tree. #Plants #Trees.

#FootpathFriday. A late autumn walk through the pinetum at #RHSWisley. #plants #trees

#ThickTrunkTuesday. An early spring photograph of a dawn redwood (metasequoia glyptosporoides) growing on Battleston Hill at #RHSWisley. #Plants #Trees

#FootpathFriday. A flashback to early spring. A walk in the arboretum at #RHSWisley. #Plants #Flowers #Bloomscrolling

#ThickTrunkTuesday American Beech (fagus grandifolia) growing in the arboretum at #RHSWisley. #Trees #Plants

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) carries out charitable works to bring horticulture and gardening closer to all sections of society including school children, NHS patients and people with disabilities. It has lost £6m since 2023 as a consequence of Highways Agency road widening works on the A3/M25 near its Wisley site, which has resulted in the curtailment of many projects.
If you value the sort of work the RHS carries out, please sign this petition and/or boost. #RHSWisley #Plants #Flowers #bloomscrolling
https://chng.it/TNSRjBWqh7

#ThickTrunkTuesday. Sweet chestnut (castanea saliva) growing on Battleston Hill, #RHSWisley.

#ThickTrunkTuesday. A group of four black pines (pinus negra) growing on Battleston Hill at #RHSWisley. The ground is brown with dead pine needles with the upper half of the image green with the new seasons growth. #plants #trees

#thicktrunktuesday Jeffrey pine or pinus jeffreyii. Native to the Southwest United States, this specimen grows in the arboretum at #RHSWisley. #plants #trees

Two robins enjoying life at #RHSWisley in #Surrey #photography #wildlife #birdsofmastodon

#ThickTrunkTuesday Trunk of a mountain gum (eucalyptus dairympleana) growing in a glade. The mountain gum is native to South East Australia. #RHSWisley arboretum. #Trees #Plants

The Rock Garden, RHS Gardens, Wisley, Surrey, c.1980 - Jarrold Postcard

https://www.ebid.net/uk/for-sale/the-rock-garden-rhs-gardens-wisley-surrey-c-1980-jarrold-postcard-221103453.htm

#Wisley #RHSWisley #Gardens #Postcard #Postcards

#SilentSunday. The dry garden at #RHSWisley #Gardens #Trees

#ThickTrunkTuesday. A group of Scot’s pines (pinus sylvestris) in a glade on Battleston Hill at #RHSWisley. #Plants #Trees

#ThickTrunkTuesday. Jeffrey’s pine (pinus jeffreyii) native to Northern California, parts of Oregon and Nevada and Baja California. Growing to heights of 40 metres or more, this species is closely related to pinus ponderosa from which it is distinguished by its cones. This specimen grows in the arboretum at #RHSWisley. #Trees #Plants.

#ThickTrunkTuesday Scot’s pines (pinus sylvestris) rising from an under-storey of rhododendrons and magnolias. #RHSWisley Battleston Hill.

#SilentSunday. Bluebells growing in a glade in the arboretum at #RHSWisley.

#ThickTrunkTuesday. Mountain white gum (eucalyptus dairympleana) growing in the Mediterranean gardens on Battleston Hill at #RHSWisley. This species of eucalyptus is native to Southwestern Australia but its beautiful bark has ensured that it is represented in arboretums around the world. #Trees

#ThickTrunkTuesday Katsura (cercidiphyllum japonicum). In the autumn, the fallen leaves of this tree smell of caramelised sugar. In its native China and Japan, the Katsura can grow to a height of 45 metres. #RHSWisley arboretum.