A deep-dive into the human relationship with trees and how trees have shaped folklore and literature.
Sparked by a campaign to save Penrhos, from being turned into a holiday complex, Ness explores Welsh folklore of trees and her own love for and engagement with the trees and other wild aspects of her home, as well as more common garden flowers,
Some poems are presented bilingually: there is a link to be made between the disregarding of native language and the disregarding of native habitat.
The winners of the Penrhos Erasure Poetry and photo competitions will also be announced.
Centre for the performing and visual arts in Anglesey, North Wales
