We had 33 bags of mulch delivered from Kings Garden and Leisure, to the new Alexandra Terrace bed, by the Seafront Flood Defence gates last week, so a mid-week team of 10 descended to top up the boat and planters ... Read more »

For any of you who would like to read about the work of Exmouth in Bloom in the year between July 2020 to June 2021, when this Summer’s planting took place, please type in the Search Box above ‘Exmouth in ... Read more »

Having completed the work at new Sea Defences area the workparty trundled, complete with tools, down the seafront to the Sensory Garden. The gorgeous sunflowers there got badly battered a few weeks ago by strong winds and heavy rain. To ... Read more »

Since August, when the Environment Agency completed the new Flood Defences on the seafront, three rather ancient pots have been standing rather forlornly on the beautiful new paved area. Exmouth in Bloom were asked to put the final touches to ... Read more »

EXMOUTH IN BLOOM ANNUAL AWARDS PRESENTATION EVENING. Around 80 local residents were  joined by Exmouth’s Mayor and Town Crier, at Sun Lodge, Exmouth, recently, to spend a wonderful evening, (generously sponsored by Kings Garden and Leisure Exmouth),  celebrating Exmouth in ... Read more »

Spot the person going over and above the call of ... Read more »

Even though the 2021 Britain in Bloom campaign is over, we have already started planning the 2022 Campaign. The introduction of a new mid-month workparty is part of this. At this time of year our focus is on clearing  ‘annually’ ... Read more »

Exmouth in Bloom attended a packed South West in Bloom Presentation Day in Weston Super Mare last week and are pleased and proud to announce that in our Golden 50th Anniversary year, we have been awarded a GOLD in the ... Read more »

The wonderful ‘Mail Trail for Hospiscare’ has 24 incredible post box ‘toppers’ including one with Exmouth in Bloom’s Floral boat and a (leaning) Flower tower, right outside Tesco! What a great fundraising idea and a lovely tribute to Exmouth in ... Read more »

Our regular monthly stall at The Repair Cafe (and the Library of Things) has been on hold for a month or so while we assess the Covid safety of being indoors, but at the new  Littlemead Church venue all precautions ... Read more »