When planning for Planting Day on 11th June, having Hand Sanitiser available to volunteers came up in the conversation as essential. So we contacted our local Gin Distillery COPPER FROG, (who have been producing  World Health Organisation approved sanitiser during ... Read more »

THANK YOU to our mystery helper! By default, many years ago, Exmouth in Bloom adopted a brick planter which divides the London Inn Car park from the Magnolia Shopping Centre. We have planted this up twice a year since and ... Read more »

The Waterwheel was moved from Withycombe Mill in 1962 following a severe flood in 1960 during which the Mill itself was badly damaged and was then demolished to make way for a relief channel to be built for Withycombe brook. ... Read more »

The Exmouth in Bloom volunteer force are always recognisable by their blue tops and high viz jackets. We are also known as the ‘Bottoms up Brigade’ (can’t guess why!). We have a lot of fun whilst we work and have ... Read more »

A local family have suggested that as you can’t plant Rainbows we should all plant Sunflowers to remember and honour loved ones lost to Coronavirus. Here are details and some instructions for planting ... Read more »

Exmouth in Bloom have been observing Government guidelines and been in Lockdown for the last 46 days so its no wonder that our beautiful floral displays are looking somewhat neglected and we have prize winning weeds  flourishing in some places. ... Read more »

In these rather trying times its good to know this. Stay safe at home and well ... Read more »

Exmouth in Bloom have 9 flower-filled boats throughout the town. 7 are sited in Marine Way, 1 in The Strand and 1 at the T-junction of Hulham Road and Dinan Way. The boats, planted up in Spring and Autumn, have ... Read more »

Nearly 40 years ago the Railway Station was moved and the Marine Way bypass created. Included in the design was an underpass as well as a direct pathway from the Station to the town.   There was simple access planting ... Read more »

Although we have regretfully made the decision to cancel the Local Gardening competition this year, we are sure that your gardens are benefiting from all the attention they are getting in the current situation and will be looking wonderful. PLEASE ... Read more »