Plants Collection (#2)

Mr Dick Delamere of London, who lived in St Helier on the Channel Island of Jersey during the occupation by Nazi forces, attending to his tobacco plant in his backyard on washing day as his wife

A Sea Anemone tentacles close over its prey which is drawn down into to sac of a stomach. April 1935

Model Nicole Garrie, 24, took Bill and Ben on their first outing to the Fuscia Greenhouse at the Royal Horticultural Society Gardens at Wisley, Surrey. April 1975 75-2171-002

TV Gardener Percy Thrower - seen here at home. 1966 A968-008

The cactus gets a right mouthful from George - and he swears it take notice. Now he keeps cussing. July 1979 P007838

Geoff proudly displays a handful of his first crop of tomatoes. February 1979 P007837

Model Nicole Garrie, 24, took Bill and Ben on their first outing to the Fuscia Greenhouse at the Royal Horticultural Society Gardens at Wisley, Surrey. April 1975 75-2171

Arthur the carthorse hauling felled timber through tightly packed forest with his owner David Hudson in 1980

Forestry workers cross cutting a tree in 1950

For years they have thrust higher and higher, casting longer and longer shadows in the evening sunshine. Now the noble elms lie near Whalton, were once their shadows fell

Forestry men near Wark, Northumberland, at work loading chemicals into a hopper slung underneath a helicopter which is used for spraying young trees from the air

An impressive view of part of aone of Northumbnerland state forests looking over Redesdale forest from Raw Hill towards Otterburn

Lumberjacks using a mechanical saw to cut through the lumber in 1954

Lunberjacks at the Nunwick Estate Sawmills on the North Tyne, cross cutting Douglas fir trees in 1954

These children from the Tree Lovers League visited the Forestry Commission nursery at Widehaugh, Hexham. Here Mr. Peter Langley, district officer, tells the children about methods of planting

On top of a 62 foot high Corsican pine with a panoramic view was 23 year old Ken Mosley, of Witton Terrace, Rothbury in 1962

Forestry worker Mike Sanderson helping to bring in the record harvest at Keilder in 1998

Lynne Bowman and Dorothy Brydon, both aged ten, take a close look at youg trees in early stages of growth at the Forestry Commission mursery at Widehaught, Hexham

A forestry worker marking the trees for felling with a lethal looking instrument in 1970

Estate worker Stan Chesteron turns tree surgeon and injects and elm tree against a killer disease in 1979

Forestry worker Alan Page, of Rowlands Gill, demonstrates a tree bicycle at Chopwell Woods in 1978

Cut timber being stored ready for collection in 1981

Picking up a log like a father, the specialised mobile crane, is used for extracting the felled timber from woods and forests in 1974

Shire power; another day at work for Arthur the Shire horse as he prepares to bring out another load of timber from Keilder Forest in 1987

Land army girls harvesting seakale North London. Early morning work
Land army girls harvesting seakale North London.Early morning work, cutting and packing seakale, to be sent to Covent Garden market

Water lillies near Battle in Sussex 1922 Alf 66

Children playing amongst Onion growing in Colchester Essex. September 1952 C4427

Bluebells in a wood in Hampshire

Stinging nettles

Peacock Butterfly

Plants, Violets

Geranium Himalayense Flora Plena Plant Of The Week July 1997

Growing outdoors in a bush Hydrangea

Stinging nettles

The harsh winter sun sets over Warwickshire on the A3400

Tequila Breeze half litre cocktail April 1999 unusual drink feature mix of alcohol jug carafe

Chilli plant in the field, of Paul McIlhenny, on his Avery Island estate home of the worlds most famous little red bottle Tabasco Sauce

Italy Fruit Grapes Black treated with pesticide

Ted Dawson modelling a fake fur coat with a hood for men while holding a white furry cat June 1966

Rufus the rare Red Panda born at Edinburgh Zoo - November 1997

Belsay Hall Castle and gardens. The hall

Chilli plant in the field, of Paul McIlhenny, on his Avery Island estate home of the worlds most famous little red bottle Tabasco Sauce

Green fingers - Maureen Thompson and Pamela Murgetyroyd study chromosomes of tropical ferns in a glasshouse at Kings College, Newcastle, in 1963

Rufus the rare Red Panda born at Edinburgh Zoo - November 1997

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