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• Ilex aquifolium
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• Elaeagnus pungens ‘Maculata’
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• Decathlon Running Series 2017
• Rotary Club Fun Run
• Oxford Town and Gown 10k
• Paper Bark Maple
• Sarcococca hookeriana digyna
• Pleioblastus fourtunei variegate
• Plant of the Week
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• Oxford University Students' Union - Springtide
• Alice
• Race for Life
• Plant of the Week
• New footbridges to grace University Parks
• Plant of the Week
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• Beyond the Parks
• Radcliffe Observatory Quarter landscaping
• What to do about those Chafer Grubs
• Wolfson College redesigned gardens
• Cripley Road allotments
• Going green with our new electric tipper
• IT Services courtyard transformed
• St Cross College landscaping
• Transformation of 49 Banbury Road garden
• Gibson and Harkness planters
• Landscaping the Bodleian book store
• Plant of the Week
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• Oxford Half Marathon
• Plant of the Week
• Plant of the Week
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• Walk for Parkinson's
• Calceolaria integrifolia
• Lacecap (Hydrangea aspera Villosa)
• Perovskia ‘Blue Spire’
• Swift Tower competition winner announced
• Verbena bonariensis
• Crinodendron patagua
• Campsis radicans
• Gladiolus callianthus
• Penstemon ‘Andenken an Friedrich Hahn’
• Eucomis comosa
• Poetry on Parks pond
• Hylotelephium 'Herbstfreude'
• Symphyotrichum novae-angliae
• Colletia armata
• Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
• Plant of the week
• Vitis coignetiae, the Crimson Glory Vine
• Parks bridge refurbishment gets underway
• New entrance for University Parks
• Chinese Silver Grass
• Salvia leucantha
• Callicarpa bodinieri var
• Town and Gown 10k
• Strawberry tree
• Convolvulus cneorum
• Physalis alkekengi – Chinese lantern
• No drones in the Parks!
• Pampas Grass
• Betula utilis var
• Iris unguicularis
• Chimonanthus praecox
• Winter-flowering Honeysuckle
• The Sweet Box
• Galanthus
• Keble Gates to move
• Daphne Jacqueline Postill
• Narcissus pseudonarcissus
• Improving the University landscape
• Acer griseum
• Dogwood ‘Midwinter Fire’
• Helleborus orientalis
• Prunus dulcis, the Common Almond
• Forsythia intermedia
• Ginkgo gates open
• Fritillaria imperialis, the Crown Imperial
• Viburnum × burkwoodii, the Burkwood Viburnum
• Choisya × dewitteana 'Aztec Pearl'
• Darmera peltata, the Indian Rhubarb
• The Rosy Dipelta
• The Tridel Berry
• Allium giganteum
• The Purple Cranesbill
• The Mock Orange
• The Turkish sage
• Experience University Parks from the sky
• Hedge Bindweed – Weed of the Week!
• Swallows and Amazons
• Oxford Half
• Oxford's Cancer Research Race For Life (5k and 10k)
• Iris latifolia ‘King of the Blues’
• Keble Gate temporarily closed
• Salvia ‘Amistad’
• Rudbeckia ‘Prairie Sun’
• Cuphea ‘Torpedo’
• Walk for Parkinson’s – Oxford 2018
• Anemone × hybrida
• 8 - 9 Sept: Oxford Open Doors - University Parks Tours
• The Potato Tree Vine
• Clerodendrum bungei
• Helenium autumnale
• Eryngium giganteum
• Heptacodium miconioides
• Fascicularia bicolor
• Sternbergia lutea – the Winter Daffodil
• Liquidambar styraciflua – the Sweetgum
• Crocus speciosus – the Large Autumn Crocus
• Multiflora Pansy
• ‘Sugar Rush’ wallflowers
• Ginkgo Biloba, the Maidenhair Tree
• Santas on the Run
• The European Larch
• Winter Jasmine
• Arrowwood
• Jobs and vacancies
• The Algerian Winter Iris
• The Silk Tassel Bush
• Swift Tower installed in University Parks
• Temporary structure to be built on edge of University Parks
• The Siberian Squill
• Dog’s Tooth Violet
• Burkwood Viburnum
• Oxford Town and Gown
• Giffords Circus
• Palibin Lilac
• Race for Life
• Oxford Memory Walk
• Oxford Half
• Japanese Wisteria
• The Merchant of Venice
• Oxford Open Doors - University Parks Tours
• Golden Oats
• Schubert’s alium
• Swift Tower
• Plant of the Week
• Parks gardeners work to re-open Keble Gate
• Latest vacancies at University Parks
• University Parks Open Doors tours this Saturday
• Parks team inspect next generation of bedding plants
• Oxford Half organisers plan to slash event’s plastic use
• Frosty 5k
• Privacy Notice
• Teddy Hall lawn revitalised
• Keble Gate re-opens
• Parks team host Oxford Half while defending their turf
• What’s going on in the Hayrick border?
• Christmas closure dates
• Mesopotamia footpath now open again
• Winter Work
• Mesopotamia path closed due to flooding
• An update on the Coronavirus from the University Parks team
• Temporary measures during the Coronavirus pandemic
• Mesopotamia now open again
• Merry Christmas to all Parks users!