The April mid-month work party venue was at the Sensory Garden for a general weed and tidy before the Easter  holidaymakers arrive. The garden is for everyone but especially for ... Read more »

We finished off cutting back the dogwoods and grasses in the Dino Paddocks today. Not an easy task at the best of times, but made worse by the rubbish, litter ... Read more »

April’s Repair Cafe stall provided a great opportunity to launch ‘Friends of Exmouth in Bloom 2022’ with Gerry chatting up customers who were waiting in the Cafe for items to ... Read more »

This wonderful Echium is coming into flower again. In 2018, just as it was at its best ‘The Beast from the East’ hit us with such cold temperatures that the ... Read more »

The Dinosaur Paddocks in the Strand have quite a number of Dogwood shrubs that are set in amongst and getting swallowed up by Phormiums and grasses there. Today in bitter ... Read more »

Les and Marion spent a couple of hours giving Flora and the flower beds in the grassed area at Brixington Car Park a bit of TLC today. These community beds ... Read more »

Exmouth in Bloom Volunteers, along with representatives from a number of local groups such as Walk and Talk and Plastic Free Exmouth, were all out in force for the Big ... Read more »

The sun shone for the first Spring Seminar since Covid struck and over a hundred ‘bloomers’ from all over the South West gathered excitedly in the beautiful little fishing village ... Read more »

Bertie visited Littleham Primary School’s Gardening Club to give some confidence to new members from the Reception Class. Well done ... Read more »

Littleham Primary School’s  wonderful Gardening club, under the expert guidance of  Exmouth in Bloom’s Graham Bell, is thriving. Seeds were harvested from last year and now, as the weather warms ... Read more »

Although our ‘green’ waste gets recycled and composted at the huge Greendale Recycling Centre in Exeter, we have been very keen to do away with our volunteers having to use ... Read more »

Bertie visited the repairers at the Repair Cafe last week and although his Kiss-of-Life services were not needed, he was able to give the much-loved 70 year old Sally Dolly, ... Read more »

Exmouth in Bloom have planted a tree for the Queen’s Jubilee.  This will become part of the Queen’s Green Canopy. EDDC had given their permission for the tree to be ... Read more »

A small team of volunteers met at the Sensory Garden earlier this week to give a final prep. to the borders at the base of the mural and under the ... Read more »

Bertie came with us to the Repair Cafe at the weekend and kept an eye on the donations bucket. Lots of folk stopped to admire his uniform and were pleased ... Read more »