4 Goodgymers plus a Squirrel Scout shared a drink with their local trees. It's a token of our appreciation for everything they do for us: cool our city, clean our air, reduce surface water flooding, provide homes for wildlife and look pretty!

We're also pleased to report that the apple tree in the Squirrel Garden has come back to life thanks to dedicated TLC!

What a lovely way to spend a balmy spring evening! The Portsmouth and Southsea Syngogue's garden is a beautiful, calm and quiet space, despite being in the midst of a busy residential area.

We were shown around by Barbara, a volunteer gardener, before being put to work weeding the flower beds and laying down bark from some former garden trees. We relied on Richard and Sinéad's horticultural knowledge to distinguish between some very pretty weeds and actual garden plants.

Whilst digging weeds out of the cracks in the path, Laura uncovered a key - I'm not sure we established who it belonged to though!

We have also had a lesson in the dangers of sycamore seeds, with plants popping up in-between cracks, in drains and just about everywhere else in the grounds! Hopefully we caught some of the little saplings early enough that they haven't completely taken route.