Just thought you might like to see the two new fox cubs that have been seen in the college grounds.
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For ten years, 2nd February 2009 to the 21st December 2018, the official blog of the Worcester College Gardens & Grounds Team. This site does not necessarily represent the views of Worcester College and its members.
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About Us
- Worcester College Gardeners
- Oxford, The gardens are usually open afternoons 2-5pm (Winter 2-4pm)
- We're a motley crew varying in age and experience, bravely lead by the head of gardens and grounds, Simon Bagnall. Nine of us in total: Simon - Head Of Gardens And Grounds, Joss - Grass Aficionado and Second in Command, Ady - Foreman, Ali - All round plantswoman and blog writer, Kieron - Hippy Handyman & Fruit Tree Guru, Graham - Good Ole Boy, Callum - No Longer A Budding Apprentice, Qualified!, Andy - Groundsman, Peter - Apprentice
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- Waves of Privet
- Tomatoes and Pineapples
- The Other Side
- Dracunculus vulgaris
- Encaenia Garden Party 2012
- Finishing Touches For Encaenia 2012
- Two Fox Cubs
- Almost Ready For The Encaenia
- Dicksonia fibrosa
- Ten Beautiful Trees
- Preparation for Encaenia 2012
- A Gardener's Tea Shed Is His Castle
- Marginals In Flower
- Four Day Weekend
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