With all the recent warm, wet weather, the planting in the Sensory Garden has taken off and is almost at ‘jungle ‘ proportions now. So a call out for a pop up workparty to give it a quick tidy went ... Read more »

We spotted a plea from Littleham Church to help rake the cut long grass in the churchyard. The wild flowers have been magnificent and are still blooming in some areas. It is a huge 22 acre site, so this is ... Read more »

Lynette judged three IYNs on her Bloom tour. 1.The Lambeth Walk  Local Community Project        2.Littleham Primary School, Gardening Club: as it wasnt possible to visit the school due to it being holiday time this was in a form ... Read more »

The sun shone, the town looked fabulous and we met Lynette at our welcome base at Withycombe Rugby Club. After a brief look at our extensive display of work and a  Power Point presentation, we set out on a 3 ... Read more »

Our fantastic workparties have been out in force all week weeding, washing and  litter picking the town to within an inch of its life. We had to contend with vandal damage (rare), then heavy rain and gale force winds that ... Read more »

Our fabulous anniversary banner is now displayed behind our flower-filled boat ‘Gertrude’ which was planted up in June by Mrs. Sperry’s Year 1 class from Exeter Road Primary ... Read more »

Our work parties have been somewhat unusual of late with tackling ‘Environment’ issues for our South West in Bloom judging day. None of these activities are pleasant or recommended but RHS rules need to be followed if a Gold standard ... Read more »

A remarkable ‘Sensory Garden’, that will help not only physically and mentally vulnerable people but also Exmouth residents and visitors, has officially been opened. The special area, in the sunken seafront gardens next to the Pavilion, was opened on Monday ... Read more »

We proudly present our Portfolio 2021, logging activities from June 2020 to June 2021. Enjoy! ... Read more »

During Lockdown, Eve, one of our Bloom volunteers,  noticed a rather neglected area at the side of a neighbour’s house so asked if she could make it a ‘haven for pollinators’. She also proposed to the Council that she would ... Read more »