Work on the Sensory Garden
In 2018 the garden been further transformed by new paths and edging with Soroptimists working very hard, laying cobbles on the edges of entrance path. the Club is very grateful for generous grants from Walney Extension Community Fund, The Hadfield Trust, Grange Town Council, SLDC and an anonymous donor which has enabled all this work. This will greatly improve access for the public particularly wheelchair and pushchair users. The garden was also used during the 2018 Pumpkin walk
In 2017 members worked very hard to clear some space and replant. Soroptimist Alison made a marvellous “Buggingham Palace” bug hotel to provide shelter for insects over the winter. The local Guides also made two bug hotels for the garden and these were installed in the garden to encourage insects and wildlife in 2016. The guides also supplied and help plant an apple tree in May 2017.
Alison ( left) and fellow Soroptimists Lynne andnd Mary Ann with Alison’s amazing Buggingham Palace, which will provide shelter for insects over the winter. Spot the dynamic S Soroptimist logo!
Laying cobbles
Planting
Guides and Soroptimists after the apple tree planting 2017
Mary Ann and Alison hard at work in the rain summer 2017
Dot has a prickly customer
A well earned coffee break courtesy of Clare House Hotel
The local Guides donate and install the bug hotels they have made 2016
Glorious working conditions!
Hard at work!