The Beauty of Bark

In the depths of Winter, the deciduous trees of Cambridge offer a special seasonal beauty. From a distance, their bare branches reveal the handsome distinctive forms of the various species, while up close and personal, the beauty of their bark stands out. Here are 4 examples:

 

 

 

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This year's AGM will be held at the Nursery, 89 Thornton Rd., at 10:30am on Tuesday 12th December.

Morning tea will be provided from 10:30, and the meeting proper will start at 11.00.

Come along and be part of the action around town!

• Bank account for donations: Kiwibank, 38-9005-0635102-01

The 4-minute video below shows what we can do with your donations. Click the "play" arrow, then the "full screen" box at the bottom right of the  picture and the video will play in high definition.

 

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