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October 2022 October 2022

GARDENING CLUB

Well at last we have rain in the garden and the
grass is green. It gives us all a chance to be a
bit optimistic and enjoy autumn produce. This is
a time to think ahead and plan next year.
In September we enjoyed an interesting talk from Seb Haggett from Wild
Woodbury who talked about the Wildlife Trust plans for court green Farm. We will
look forward to seeing how the development of wild food production on the site
over the next few years. Hopefully there will be lots of changes and new wildlife
to be seen on site over the next few years.
I also gave a twenty minute short presentation of the making Crabapple and
bramble jellies. I hope it encouraged a few members to have a go.

Next month is our Harvest
Supper on Tuesday 4
th
October. It will be
traditional menu - cold
meats baked potatoes,
and salads followed by
puddings and cheese
and biscuits. Members
have to bring their own
knives plates and cutlery
and drinks. Please let me
know if you want to
come and if you can
volunteer to bring a
salad or pudding.
After the meal Pip Evans
is giving a short presentation on pictures from various World Gardens he has
visited. Pip is not a keen gardener. This does not stop you enjoying gardens or
appreciating them.

Please let me know if you would like to come email me on
susan97stone@gmail.com.
Finally looking ahead in November we have a talk on herbaceous perennials and
December a talk on growing wild flower meadow.

Sue Stone

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