The ‘dinosaur tree’, which is thriving in a West Midlands couple’s garden, has borne its long pendulous and globular spiky fruits for the first time.
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00:00I'm Pam Thompson from Pear Tree Cottage Garden. This is our Wollemi pine which we planted probably
00:10about 13 or 14 years ago and this year it's bearing male and female cones. It's a very rare
00:18tree, it's critically endangered and people can come and see it on Sunday the 4th of May when
00:24we're open for the National Garden Scheme.