Churchyard Update (8/8)
As the hot, dry weather continues, we will focus on keeping alive the big-ticket items, like small trees and shrubs. Selective and thoughtful watering will need to be the way forward for the foreseeable future.
Churchyard Update (14/6)
By Tim Hewitt, St Mary’s Head Gardener/ Community Gardener Last week’s “Churches Count on Nature” concluded with an excellent bat walk on Sunday night, when we saw Pipistrelle and Leisler’s […]
Churchyard Update (13/1)
By Tim Hewitt, St Mary’s Head Gardener/ Community Gardener Despite some distractions (collapsing wall, old monument deterioration and the unlicensed burial of a pet), we made good progress last week. […]
Churchyard Update (17/11)
By Tim Hewitt, St Mary’s Head Gardener/ Community Gardener This week we start the main phase of bulb planting. There are two large areas (along the railings in front of […]
Weekly Churchyard Update (20/10)
By Tim Hewitt, St Mary’s Head Gardener/ Community Gardener Falling light levels (rather than temperatures) have slowed any growth and started leaf fall. There is still a lot of moving […]
Churchyard Update (30/8)
By Tim Hewitt, St Mary’s Head Gardener/ Community Gardener It is all about shifting material this week. The recycled brick, concrete and ceramic won’t have escaped your notice. Getting […]
Churchyard Update (19/7)
By Tim Hewitt, St Mary’s Head Gardener This week’s update? Some sunscreen is the short answer. As well as probably the best of the South border and Old Wall bed. […]
