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Monkey puzzle extracted on january 12, station road cardenden using crane as climbing and dismantling was not an option considering space,houses ...
A Fruit Growing Paradise
The climate and soils around Tayside have always been ideal for growing apples, plums and pears and for hundreds of years the Carse of Gowrie was an established fruit growing region. This was at a time when travel was not so well organised and growers mainly supplied local markets. Each area would grow its own range of varieties suited to its own conditions of soil and climate. We had the Lass O’ Gowrie, Bloody Ploughman and Tower of Glamis, and the Oslin, the Arbroath Pippin was grown in Arbroath. Perth and Kinross Countryside Trust commissioned a survey carried out by Andrew Lear to establish the number and condition of the old Carse of Gowrie orchards and to recommend what can be done to preserve, restore or utilise them. Andrew also runs many workshops on apple pruning, growing and grafting, with information on the workshops as well as the orchard survey on his website at heritage varieties are now making a comeback as people begin to realise these older varieties were not lost...
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New project launched in Larkfield
A NEW project is being launched today in Larkfield to give young people the chance to become superstar DJs, gardening experts and even pigeon keepers.
Larkfield Link Up, a service which helps locals to organise and access leisure and recreation activities that benefit their community, will begin with a DJ workshop.
The event will be held at the Larkfield Link Up hub on Fife Road, giving youngsters the chance to learn about producing music.
Residents are now being asked to suggest further projects and activities for the new community scheme.
Paul Carberry, operational director of children's services at Action for Children Scotland, said: "All of the activities run through Larkfield Link Up are free and there is no need to sign up.
"We want to give local people the power to make Larkfield a better place to live."
Action for Children Scotland has employed three young people from the area as mentors to work with the community to develop and progress new ideas.
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