The Birds and the Bees… and Trees at Westonbirt

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Spring is bursting into colour at Forestry England's Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, and this year they invite you to stop, look closer and uncover surprising secrets revealed by taking a closer look at the flowers.

As you wander through the arboretum, you'll come across signs that explore why flowers look the way they do, and how trees have developed nifty tricks to for reproduction and ultimately, their survival.

Expect fun facts and curious discoveries that reveal the magical world of tree reproduction – the real 'birds and bees' for trees!

Pick up the spring map from the Welcome Building, then head out to explore some of spring's best kept secrets! The trail panels are dotted throughout Silk Wood and the Old Arboretum.

This is a free activity after admission.

Suitable for ages 15+