Sara Perzley of the Parks Commission writes (and sends the beautiful pictures):
“Thought I’d send these photos of the two witch hazels between the Cottage Garden and the drive in front of the Tubbs House…they’re in flower and looking lovely. I wouldn’t have expected blooms until mid to late February, but I guess they got a bit off schedule with the warmer weather earlier on!”
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