The sudden heavy fall of snow has highlighted the young spurge plants that came up last year. They are an exotic species that has appeared around the garden for many years and, when they flower, I shall have to make a concerted effort to work out their identity. Clearly, their leaves are quite efficient at shedding snow.
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Following the success of the very small Square Metre and Windowbox nature reserves I have given the area in front of the hedge outside our kitchen window the RNR (Roper Nature Reserve) designation. It is about 2 x 1 metres in extent and comprises just about all I can see through the window. I have been looking at it for years without paying much attention and suddenly it has become exciting. Initially rather barren and unimpressive, I forsee a great increase in biodiversity.
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