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Ancient mulberry trees, Shakespearean property gardens

28 January 2018 by David

Ancient mulberry, Hall's Croft garden

Mulberry trees in the middle of two of the Shakespearean properties in Stratford on Avon. The one in Hall’s Croft, seen after snow, looks much more ancient than the much propped on in New Place.

Ancient mulberry, Nash's House garden

Categories David
Well-nibbled oyster fungus on a tree stump
River Sow, Stafford, frosty morning
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