Plants also count places

A roundabout, a square, a school plantation, the season and the fields: eight readings about choices and memories of the landscape of Cabeceiras. Compare the ginkgo and the metasequoia and follow the changes of flowers, leaves and uses of the gardens. News keep their dates.

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1. Read the landscape through the plantsThree cork oaks offer a clue to the nameAt Rotunda da Sobreira, plants help tell the story of the place.Read this story
2. Read the landscape through the plantsSpring comes to the square tooCamellias and rhododendrons change the town’s colours.Read this story
3. Read the landscape through the plantsA tree with fan-shaped leavesThe ginkgo’s leaves have a distinctive shape to look for.Read this story
4. Read the landscape through the plantsA conifer that sheds its leaves in autumnHaving cones does not mean keeping leaves all year round.Read this story
5. Read the landscape through the plantsAn orange tree beside railway memoriesIn the museum garden, the community has put down roots too.Read this story
6. Read the landscape through the plantsA garden bed for learning through the sensesPlants are part of the station’s memory too.Read this story
7. Read the landscape through the plantsFruit trees found a place in the parkCodornos, Pipo de Basto and Verdeal: names to remember.Read this story
8. Read the landscape through the plantsOlive trees, cork oaks and vinesFrom the hillsides to cultivated river plains.Read this story