Bluebell Event 2025
It’s that time of year again and the bluebells are appearing already following the recent month of warm sunny weather. Bluebell Wood Open Day Saturday 10th May 2025 Come and enjoy the bluebells. Children’s Pixie […]
It’s that time of year again and the bluebells are appearing already following the recent month of warm sunny weather. Bluebell Wood Open Day Saturday 10th May 2025 Come and enjoy the bluebells. Children’s Pixie […]
The birds are beginning to pair up and we always have a few to record like the nuthatches, robins, blackbirds and chaffinches but keep your eyes peeled for the goshawk that circles the woodland. They […]
Lt Col Dr Ronald John Wawman MB ChB FRCPsyc. 1932 – 2024 Ron Wawman with Merriol Almond. A polite, enthusiastic, studious, independent, ambitious and loving family man that I have known for 50years as […]
A large Turkish oak at the Forgotten Garden was up-rooted and blown down last night during storm Eowyn (23 Jan 2025). It has fallen across the path and meadow area. Now being cleared back to […]
A young person has asked that we recognise that gardening is good for your health and suggested a web link to a site that recommends this approach. Thank you. http://www.billyoh.com/resource/benefits-of-gardening-older-adults
A well filled St Peter’s church left little room for growing the event next year. Everyone enjoyed the evening with Readings, Carol Singing, festive hot drinks, mince pies and some of Gillian and Wayne’s warm […]
Our latest Newsletter from the Friends of the Forgotten Garden after a busy year of events – many related to the Sabine Baring Gould Centenary 1924 – 2024. NEWSLETTER 30 Autumn 2024
6pm Saturday the 21 December we will be having a candle lit, Solstice event at St Peter’s church to meet friends, carol sing and eat a few mince pies and warm drinks. This year the […]
We recently cleared a lot of silt from the pond at the Forgotten Woodland Garden. The pond is now much clearer, but walkers are warned to avoid the area below the pond next to the […]