It’s cold but work never stops!
Despite the cold weather activity has continued in the Garden. Along with continued planting of the new hedging, work to install the new fence has begun. Now awaiting permission from …
Hedging and prepping the lawn ready for summer picnics
Thank you to Ian from the Council Open Spaces team and his volunteers and all the local volunteers (11 in all) who braved a damp and windy Saturday morning to …
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Carving out a success
A big thank you to Waitrose who kindly donated the pumpkins 🎃for our Annual Pumpkin Carving Event. It was another great success for the kids (as well as for some …
It’s been a busy week in the Garden
After a week spent weeding and spreading the first 17 bags of the (rather smelly) mulch and starting on the second delivery this morning a few volunteers have now almost …
Rain stopped play
Madingley Mulch, at the request of the Council, delivered 17 bags of spent mushroom compost on Friday. More is due to arrive soon! Made from a mix of composted straw …
Time to prepare for the winter and spring growing season- greenhouse staging installed and mushroom composting begins
We hope you like our new greenhouse staging and newly composted raised beds.
Michaelmas and the autumnal equinox are just round the corner
As we approach the autumnal equinox the nights start to draw in but the garden continues to flourish even after the long hot dry summer. These beautiful Michaelmas daisies, named …
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