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The Anniversary Walk

July 28, 2018

July's stroll was a special event. It was the anniversary walk as the group has been meeting, strolling, chatting and drinking coffee for a year. To celebrate this, Bethan made cup cakes. T…Read more

Snowdon and Beddgelert

July 28, 2018

Snowdon and Beddgelert.—Wednesday morning in Beddgelert dawned sunny and bright with many of us choosing to eat breakfast alfresco. Seven of us plus a dog drove to Llanberis and used the…Read more

It has been a challenge to all gardeners trying to keep all their plants alive during the heatwave and the community plants are no exception, but some devoted members of our team are managing t…Read more

Good News…. The “French Drains” are in

July 28, 2018

St. Mary’s Parish Church News Good News…. The “French Drains” are in and the work completed with the church path to the porch restored with tarmac laid where the…Read more

Holidays with the Family

July 28, 2018

Being on holiday with my family is something I’ll never get old of. Especially if it’s after a hard two years of A-Levels. Of course, my brain is telling me I must worry about resul…Read more

Developing the Village Hall Garden

July 28, 2018

By the time you are reading this, we will be well into the summer holidays and in relaxation mode. Over the summer term we have been very busy developing the Village Hall garden here at Playgroup and…Read more

Tree Mallow – To Grow or not to Grow?

July 28, 2018

So what might connect a Wenvoe garden with the small island of Craigleith in the Firth of Forth? The answer - Tree Mallow. Gardeners will be familiar with the various Mallows grown in gardens a…Read more

The problem of the illegal importing of plants

July 28, 2018

The main problem facing gardens in this country at present is the illegal importing of plants, either by businesses or travellers bringing in specimens they have bought or found. These plants o…Read more

200 Club – June Draw Winners

July 28, 2018

The difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to repair. – Douglas Adams

Category: Declaration of Interests

August Programme

The Anniversary Walk

Snowdon and Beddgelert

The Heatwave Challenge

Good News…. The “French Drains” are in

Holidays with the Family

Developing the Village Hall Garden

Tree Mallow – To Grow or not to Grow?

The problem of the illegal importing of plants

200 Club – June Draw Winners