7 thoughts on “City centre: A hole in the wall: A place for snowdrops”

1. better still Gill that tree has the gothic contortions of what could be a camperdown elm – a favourite of mine and of the Victorians.

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   1. Yes I think you are right. I could go back and check the label. The tree has a jaunty shapely figure ( Buddha-like) clinging through the central trunk…. with wild hair!. The gardens are full of fascinating Victorian (and before that ) plantings.

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      1. where is it Gill? sounds interesting

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      2. Oxford UK. Botanical Gardens ( part of the University) can be quite magical even in the bare season

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2. BEautiful!

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   1. Thank you!!!

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      1. So welcome!!! (((HUGS)))

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