Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

From small acorns

“Large streams from little fountains flow, tall oaks from little acorns grow.”

The first tree I ever planted was an English oak (). As a chatty and curious child, one summer I struck up a roadside conversation with an old fella pricking out self-sown oaks from under the tree at the end of my grandparents’ lane on the Thames Coast. When I asked

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