
Blog Visitors
- 1,736,347 visits
-

CLICK HERE -

Bronze, Silver & Gold Assessor -

SHOP HERE -
Next Workdays
-
Start 10am, coffee 11am, finish approx 12 noon.
-
Wed 28th Oct - Sky Blue Bench - working southward. Strim and widen path.
-
Fri 30th Oct - Dunchurch - Symmetry Park -working westward. Strim and widen path.
-
Wed 4th Nov - Sky Blue Bench - trim hedge.
-
Wed 11th Nov - Sky Blue Bench - trim hedge.
-
Fri 13th Nov - Dunchurch - Windmill Lane - working westward and stain benches if dry (widen path around field).
-
Wed 18th Nov - Berrybanks - extend butterfly clearing and clear off wildflower area north side of underpass.
-
Wed 25th Nov - Berrybanks - thin trees on southern side to let more sunlight in on south-facing bank.
-
Fri 27th Nov - Dunchurch - Symmetry Park - working eastward thinning and widening.
-
Wed 2nd Dec - Underpass - (south side) seeding with garlic mustard seeds.
-
Wed 9th Dec - Underpass - (north side) clearing out wildflower area and seeding with garlic mustard seeds.
-
Fri 11th Dec - Dunchurch - Symmetry Park - working westward thinning and strimming.
Tag Archives: Storms
Hungry Like The Wolf
It’s that time of the month when we have a full moon. This one is called the Wolf Moon for some reason that I will delve into in a second. I don’t think that we have wolves here in the … Continue reading
Welcome To Season 15
That’s as many seasons as The X Factor, the crazy talent show that discovered artists and bands such as Olly Murs, Leona Lewis, JLS, Little Mix and One Direction, to name but a few. Our quest for World Domination continues … Continue reading
Cold Moon
It feels like, another month, another full moon, and this week we witnessed the last full moon of the year. The Cold Moon, so called because it signifies the start of the long and chilly winter. The bitterly cold nights, … Continue reading
Autumn Equinox
As we hurtle non-stop towards autumn, we can reflect back on the crazy summer of floods, followed by heat-waves, and then more floods and what we thought was going to be a rather pleasant Indian Summer. That was, of course, … Continue reading




