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May Gardening
Oh, a splendid day with 17 of us out and some of us finished off in the Pulteney Arms.
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Birds and Fungi
The redstarts are still around: a flock of about 20 has been a regular visitor in the park. And the Goldcrests have been around as well. It is a pleasure to watch them. They are like little hummingbirds. A couple from the Ailanthus stump which I haven’t identified.
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Sunday gardening 16 Feb
Sunday 16 Feb. A nice morning, dry but cold, with a good turnout and plenty was done. Sunderland street edged and weeded, and the Memorial Garden had the front lawn edged, and the laurels and privet removed from round our splendid Wintersweet. This will give it more light and we Read more…
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Somebody Stole our Logs !!! 11 Feb
A man on a bike with a trailer stole all but half a dozen of the logs that we had cut on Thursday morning between Thursday evening and Saturday night. He was seen, and we know he went down the canal towards Bathampton. I cycled to Claverton just now but Read more…
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Street Art in the Park
Good to see budding artists and marine biologists at work in the park….
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May Day
We had a splendid day gardening on the last day of April ( an extra as the first weekend in May is occupied by another event ) the weather has warmed up. An excellent turnout with a new member gardening, and another member signed up meant that we almost caught Read more…
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November Gardening
The threat of a miserable morning held off for an hour’s good gardening with 10 people turning out : Clearing the pond and filters, sweeping the paths and entrances at Sunderland Street and Henrietta Street, tidying up some of the perennial bedding plants and starting work on one of the Read more…
Special Events
Jubilee Tree
You may have noticed the new tree in the Park. One of our Friends has donated a Cedar of Lebanon complimenting our other two cedars, the Atlas and the Deodar, as the Jubilee tree. It has just been included in the Queen’s Green Canopy as part of the Jubilee celebrations.
Gardening
After Eunice
Thanks to everyone who came out on Sunday morning to help clear up the debris. The fallen Asiatic Birch was moved off the path and everything was cleared and put into stick stacks. A very good couple of hours work from everyone. Have a good rest this afternoon 🙂 Read more…
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After the Fall
A splendid turnout on the 21st November with 24 people in total. The Sunderland Street entrance is now acceptable after the final removal of all the logs. The Mahonia is flowering rather well, and shows us what we can do with the some of the other entrances. We have thoroughly Read more…
