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Plant of the Day
Tuesday 5 March 2024
The fragrant flowers of Prunus mume (Japanese apricot, ume) appear in late winter and early spring. This deciduous tree has dark green shoots and the flowers appear on the bare branches and are followed by edible but sour, apricot-like, yellow fruit.
Jill Raggett
#prunus#Japanese apricot#ume#plants#horticulture#gardens#garden#deciduous#tree#fruit trees#pink flowers#edibles#winter garden#hodsock priory
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A Wedding at Hodsock Priory: Behind the Scenes
Join us on a behind-the-scenes tour of a Wedding at Hodsock Priory from the point of view of us as musicians. Gorgeous venue, always love playing at Hodsock. ❤️ Venue: Hodsock PrioryVenue styling: Tara KnottCake: Pink Peppercorn CakesPhoto: Andy Battle PhotographyVideo: Sweet and Simple Wedding FilmsBouquets: Horseshoe Flowers
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I was recently invited to attend The Hodsock Priory event to launch the 2017 snowdrop season.
I have never been able to attend before so I made sure this was going to be the year I visited.
This is the 26th consecutive year that the snowdrop event has been held.
The event runs daily 10am-4pm from Saturday 4 February to Sunday 5 March 2017.
Our host and guide for the visit was George Buchanan who showed us around the grounds and some parts of his family home.
The energetic George Buchanan.
After an introductory talk where we learned that there are possibly 4 million snowdrops currently growing at Hodsock, with planting started in the 1800’s by George’s ancestors. Parts of the woodlands became overgrown and full of brambles, so clearing work began in the 1900’s and careful management continues today.
Snowdrops covering the woodland floor.
Tree Roots highlighted to prevent tripping.
The outside campfire and seating area.
Wonderful Mature Trees.
The woodland walk area was teaming with birdsong and the ever pleasing presence of emerging Snowdrops.
Snowdrops looking splendid.
There were many areas with Spring bulbs planted up and shown off very well.
Narcissi Cedric Morris
Cyclamen Coum
Many Bottoms raised for the perfect shot.
Pathways were cleverly planted up with avenues of highly scented winter flowering shrubs to maximum scent affect, plants such as Sarcococca species, Lonicera Fragrantissima, Winter Sweet and areas of Petasites.
Lonicera fragrantissima
Sarcococca confusa
Hamamelis mollis
The gardens were well tendered and all areas easily accessible, we were told there was possibly a Mink in locality which was feasting on the ornamental fish is the big pond, however I’m pleased to say that the furry thief was not spotted by anyone on the day.
View of the House across the gardens
We enjoyed exploring any areas of the gardens, and it was nice to see lots of areas planted up with Iris, Cyclamen, and named Snowdrops all planted for flowering for during the Snowdrop event.
Cyclamen Coum
Snowdrop Galanthus Nivalis
Hodsock is a lovely place for a visit and as I’ve previously noted, the snowdrop event runs from now until Sunday 5th March 2017.
Facilities include:
Heated Marquee Tea Room – open daily
Daily History Talks
Plant Sales
Gift Shop
Campfire by Woodland Cafe
Direct access into woods and gardens
Accessible paths
Victorian beehives
Sorry – dogs are not permitted in the Gardens or Woods but may run in the Park
Hodsock Priory will reopen again after the snowdrop event later in the Spring for the Bluebells.
Details here……
Scary looking Squirrel Guardian
A Visit to Hodsock Priory – Sparkling Snowdrops And Sumptuous Scents I was recently invited to attend The Hodsock Priory event to launch the 2017 snowdrop season.
#Cyclamen Coum#Days Out#Hamamellis mollis#Hodsock Priory#Sarcoccoa#sarcoccoa confusa#Sarcococca hookeriana humilis#Snowdrops#Spring Bulbs#Trees#walks#woodlands
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pagewoman: Barn Owl, Hodsock Priory, Nottinghamshire, England https://georgianadesign.tumblr.com/post/185355230629
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Woodland Walk, Jon Paul Wilson
'Woodland Walk' is a painting of a meeting of paths in the centre of Horse Pasture Wood, Hodsock Priory, Nottinghamshire, England. The paths meet close to a focal point of an ancient Oak tree. The old Oak is surrounded by Bluebells and Fern fronds . The cooler dark background contrasts with the warm sunlight meadow in the foreground. Painted in glazed oils to create luminous layers of colour. Finished with a protective gloss. Canvas is ready to hang or it is possible to add a picture frame.
https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Woodland-Walk/877665/3088575/view
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Barn Owl, Hodsock Priory, Nottinghamshire, England
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We are so excited to let you know that have partnered with the wonderfully talented @LornaMBoyer to create hand-illustrated stationery featuring Hodsock Priory as part of our all-inclusive packages! Here is a sneak peek at the work in progress! #WeddingStationery #WeddingIdeaspic.twitter.com/NivmPnqvJj We are so excited to let you know that have partnered with the wonderfully talented @LornaMBoyer…
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Plant of the Day
Friday 22 February 2019
The fragrance of the blooms of Prunus mume (Japanese apricot) was filling a sunny, late winter day at Hodsock Priory, Nottinghamshire. This deciduous tree species has green young stems that contrast with light to dark pink flowers which are produced on bare branches in late winter. These are followed by edible but sour, apricot-like, yellow fruit.
Jill Raggett
#prunus#Japaneseapricot#deciduoustree#floweringtree#winterinterest#winterdisplay#winterflowering#fragrant#pinkflowers#writtledesign#mhort#gardens#plants#horticulture#hodsockpriory#Nottinghamshire#garden#wintergarden
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“We can’t thank you enough” - client review from Hodsock Priory Wedding
We recently received a beautiful thank you card in the post and we can honestly say it made our week ❤️ Performing during the evening reception at Hodsock Priory “Where do we start?! It’s been an absolute pleasure from when I first met you almost two years ago, to listening to you both play to us on zoom, to having you play on our wedding day – we can’t thank you enough.” The new Mr & Mrs…
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Good reflections at today’s wedding film. (at Hodsock Priory)
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Woodland Walk, Jon Paul Wilson
'Woodland Walk' is a painting of a meeting of paths in the centre of Horse Pasture Wood, Hodsock Priory, Nottinghamshire, England. The paths meet close to a focal point of an ancient Oak tree. The old Oak is surrounded by Bluebells and Fern fronds . The cooler dark background contrasts with the warm sunlight meadow in the foreground. Painted in glazed oils to create luminous layers of colour. Finished with a protective gloss. Canvas is ready to hang or it is possible to add a picture frame.
https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-Woodland-Walk/877665/3088575/view
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