Dec 2, 2021 | Nature Blog, News
Community Garden Update November 2021 November has been a surprisingly rewarding month in the Community Garden. Having assumed that, once the regular picking was over, there was little of interest to do, I couldn’t have been more wrong. Once the garden was cleared of...
Dec 1, 2021 | Nature Blog, News, Out & About
Ash die back in Mount Wood and elsewhere. The permitted path in Mount Wood over the river towards Chenies has a lot of small trees and a few big ones which have died. These are all ash and infected with ash die back. Ash dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus) is a fungus...
Sep 14, 2021 | Nature Blog, News
The Queen’s Green Canopy – a fabulous nationwide tree planting initiative In 2022, it will be our Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, and it is being celebrated in what I would consider to be the best of ways: by planting trees across the nation. Trees are the green anchors of...
Aug 31, 2021 | Nature Blog, News
Community Garden August Update The summer of 2021 will not be fondly remembered as a time of long lazy days and warm balmy evenings. Instead, we have had seemingly ceaseless rain and cloud, and very little of the sunshine we all look forward to. The community garden...
Jun 3, 2021 | Nature Blog, News, Uncategorized
Sarratt Wildlife Volunteers I may be tempting fate but we have been so lucky with the weather for our tasks this year.On Sunday May 9th we were again at Penmans Green, having another go at rooting out the scrubby brambles, and we worked mainly in warm sunshine. There...
May 19, 2021 | Nature Blog, News
Sunday the 16th of May, a call came from Chesham to Flo and Sue in Sarratt that a swarm of Bees could hopefully be moved into the new Sarratt Community garden behind the Sarratt store, where a recently fabulous new residence has been put in place ready for some new...
