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Foxy happenings in the Norfolk Broads 4 years 3 weeks ago

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Nutty Norfolk Naturalists 1 year 37 weeks ago

My partner Adam and I love nothing more than venturing out into our stunning and peaceful local countryside and spending our leisure time lurking in the hedgerows and along the seashore, river banks or unique Norfolk broads, peeking into every nook and cranny searching out interesting fauna and flora to spy through our binoculars or photograph with our digital cameras.

Blog. Health History and Happiness 29 weeks 3 days ago

Catch up with another look at what's been happening in the murky waters in the wet, windy, cold and occasionally icy and snowy Spixworth - the epicentre of the Norfolk Broads UK. This blog looks at life in the slow lane but with a few exciting bits thrown in for good measure!

What Do Norfolk Pines Look Like Identify Pine Trees 1 year 46 weeks ago

I have a number of indoor plants and one of them is a Norfolk Pine. For an indoor plant, the Norfolk Pine doesn't exactly live forever but it does hang in there long enough for me to get my money's worth out of this tree.
Norfolk pines look much like a Christmas tree but mine never grow more than a few feet tall. It make for a rather unique looking, green, indoor plant.
If you are interested in what Norfolk pines look like then you have come to the right place. I am not a botanist but I do know the plants I own and can easily help you to identify Norfolk pine trees.

Learn What A Norfolk Pine Tree Looks Like 3 years 4 weeks ago

If you want to learn what a Norfolk pine tree looks like, this is a good article for you. A Norfolk pine makes for a good indoor plant. It loosely resembles your classic pine tree but the Norfolk pine has a more exotic shape. I actually use a Norfolk pine as a mini Christmas tree but I'm a little batty like that :-) Check out this article to learn what a Norfolk pine tree looks like.