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  • Past Events
  • About
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  • Pictorial Timeline
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  • Campaign Blog
  • Birds
  • Plants
  • Mammals
  • Birley Spa in the News
  • Butterflies, Moths and Flying Insects
  • Galleries
  • Trees and Shrubs
  • The Future of Birley Spa
  • Insects, Arthropods, Molluscs and Spiders
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Trees and Shrubs

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Lonicera Nitida Shrubby Honeysuckle
A popular hedging plant during Victorian times, often used for topiary, examples of which can be seen at Queen Victorias' Residence, Osborne House, now a National Trust property, on the Isle of Wight.

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Mahonia
The shiny leaves of these large shrubs have impressive clusters or spikes of fragrant, bright yellow flowers in winter to early spring, followed by juicy-looking purple to black berries in autumn. The early blooms are much appreciated by emerging pollinators.

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Ribes sanguineum Flowering Currant
Introduced into Britain in 1817, this popular shrub produces lots of fragrant blooms in Spring. 

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