The annual flower garland, a tradition upheld for over 65 years, is scheduled for display once again at a National Trust property in Cornwall. The team at Cotehele, located in Calstock, dedicates 11 months to the planning and cultivation necessary for the garland’s creation. This year, the 68th iteration of the garland will be housed in the Great Hall. David Bouch, Cotehele’s head gardener, has contributed to the creation of these garlands for two decades. The video journalist for this report is Eve Watson. BBC Cornwall can be followed on X, Facebook, and Instagram. Story ideas can be sent to spotlight@bbc.co.uk. Copyright 2024 BBC. All rights reserved. The BBC disclaims responsibility for the content of external sites. Information regarding its approach to external linking is available. Post navigation Ely Appoints New Town Crier, Matthew Routledge Set to Begin Role Historic Cathedral’s Christmas Festival Attracts Thousands