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Gardening Group

  • Mar 7, 2025
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7th March 2025

Our annual pruning day for the Castle Wood roses.


Nine volunteers gave their time, and completed the entire garden with time to spare. Pruning the roses to a consistent height should encourage a delightful bloom this summer. The off-cuts will be taken away as they don't compost well.


We then moved the excess woodchip, depositing half under the picnic tables, and half has been stored for future use.



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