New volunteer Les mentioned he was willing to do some painting jobs if needed, so we asked him if he could renovated the noticeboards that we use in town. He ... Read more »

A bright sunny morning for 10 volunteers to begin the ground work for the beds in the Sensory Garden, which is generously sponsored and supported by EDDC, Exmouth Town Team, ... Read more »

We finished off the Wild flower patch and the Dead Hedge for Beetles Project  in the nick of time before the rains came. Elaine and Richard detoured from the Marine ... Read more »

Some folk may have seen the word BLOOM written in daffodils on the Marine Way Bank. This is a legacy from many years ago and was part of a display ... Read more »

A while ago we were given permission to prune back some of the dead and lower branches of the trees along  the Marine Way shared walking/cycling path. So, inspired by ... Read more »

Gille and Graham have been putting the finishing touches to the mural for the seafront Sensory Garden, which is generously  sponsored and supported by EDDC, Exmouth Town Team, Exmouth Chamber ... Read more »

There are always some seasonal maintenance jobs to do. Dave re-fixed the backboard to the Notice board in Imperial Road and Elaine, Richard and Marion finished off the prepped Manchester ... Read more »

April’s end of the month work party had 20 volunteers, turn out on a perfect Spring day. Sheila’s team washed 4 boats in Marine Way, and then finished  picking the ... Read more »

Exmouth Art Group working alongside Exmouth in Bloom want to extend their thanks to EDDC, Exmouth Town Team, Exmouth Town Council. Exmouth Chamber of Commerce, Sun Lodge Masonic Charities,  Urban ... Read more »

Our award-winning Swan display is a very popular visitor attraction, and is generally respected. But it is also temptingly easy to climb onto for photo opportunities, despite the signs! Today ... Read more »

It’s possible that a squirrel has been sharpening his teeth on our Notice board in Manor Gardens, but new local resident and recent volunteer Les, has sorted the damage with ... Read more »

It is very rare that Exmouth in Bloom displays get damaged but with Government restrictions lifted a little it would seem that small groups of youngsters, possibly somewhat inebriated, (caught ... Read more »

A short-notice pop-up work party was needed to rehome some plants into The Triangle and The Verge and to pull out frost damaged and old agapanthus leaves from the Wavy ... Read more »

Thanks to some photos posted last week, Exmouth Litter Blitzers were alerted to the rubbish in the Nature Reserve by the estuary. Today, 8 of us cleared a lot of ... Read more »

Sharon, our wonderful, Exmouth in Bloom Secretary, has Motor Neurone disease (MND) and needs to use a wheelchair to get around now. However, this has not stopped this intrepid lady ... Read more »