Blackthorn … saint or sinner? Blackthorn, such an unruly shrub, with evil thorns, but the flowers in spring are spectacular. Flowering time is very variable, and this one was on the top of the southern slope of Home Woods. Blackthorn flowers Blackthorn shrub Flowering branches
Barking Mad Beech Bark – on the ridge of Ashwick Grove Ask Bark – An old Ash Tree near stone bridge Silver Birch Bark – near the Dew pond Larch Bark – tree near the entrance of Harridge West Wild Cherry Bark – This is one of two trees at the Entrance to Harridge West Hazel Bark – Taken near Stone Bridge Norway Spruce Bark – near Harridge West entrance Western Red Cedar Bark – This tree is just above the main track Alder Bark – Taken near the Road bridge in Netttlebridge Oak Bark – A Medium sized tree near the stone bridge Holly Bark – large tree at the top of Limekiln Wood Blackthorn Bark The bright winters sun has been ideal for photographing close ups of all the different types of tree bark.