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As there was no Britain in Bloom judging in 2020 the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) decided to award certificates recognising the wonderful and inspiring work that groups have continued doing during this difficult year. Exmouth in Bloom will be  holding ... Read more »

You may recall that some of our volunteers rose to the challenge and contributed to the Guiness Book of Records ‘The World’s Longest Knitted Bunting’. The same organiser, Deborah Custance-Baker then challenged us to make thousands of knitted Angels to ... Read more »

We are proud to share this Certificate of Recognition with all our volunteers who have worked so hard in the extraordinary circumstances that have presented themselves to us all during 2020 and we sincerely thank all the Exmouth residents and ... Read more »

Exmouth in Bloom owns a small shed that we store some random items in…. watering cans, an old hose, empty compost bags used for gardening waste, paint for the boats, empty jam jars ready to be filled with marmalade or ... Read more »

Since 2017, Exmouth in Bloom have a small team of volunteers, inspired by Sharon, our Secretary, who have sourced free seasonal produce from friends’ allotments, or from their own gardens and have made delicious preserves to sell on our Stalls. ... Read more »

Graham Bell, our talented Landscape designer and Horticultural advisor is also a member of Exmouth Art Group (EAG) and with Gillie Newcombe from EAG has been instrumental in planning a second joint project, with Exmouth in Bloom, (the first project ... Read more »

It was an emotional day to see our vision for the roundabout at the entrance to Exmouth town centre become a reality. Anthony Doble, the Artist/ Blacksmith, who has created the 3 metal sculptures during Lockdown, came to install them, ... Read more »

Because of the weather we had to abandon the previous seafront stall early. So with quite a lot of  preserves, Xmas decorations and craft items still to sell, volunteer Mary Ann asked us along again to her seafront space, for ... Read more »

As we had a lot of bunches of holly and some door swags left from the weather-abandoned stall at the weekend, Liz, Elaine, Richard, Jenny and Marion seized the opportunity of a sunny and bright Sunday morning, to take them ... Read more »

When volunteer Mary Anne offered her front garden space, right on the seafront, for a stall we jumped at the chance to sell some Christmas crafts, Preserves and holly swags to the many people who walk along the promenade. We ... Read more »