It’s taken some time but at the committee meeting this week, the final hurdle to accepting the Climate Charter was overcome, that was stopping selling compost that contains peat. All members of CHAS had a chance to vote on the issue and the results were in favour of getting rid of the peat. It’s not […]
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I hope that everyone has had the short survey on selling peat and peat free compost in the Trading Hut – I believe some people may not have received it by email (me for one!). If you haven’t got it and voted please let me know. It seems some people had trouble germinating
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Still time to put a table together for the quiz tonight, I’ve not been before but it’s apparently very competitive! Wine is supplied (presumably not in endless quantities) and the idea is you bring a picnic – not entirely sure what that means but we will have nibbles and such like… £10 on the door,
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I’ve proposed a charter to show the response of the society to the climate emergency. It’s a simple document highlighting the things gardeners can do to address the issue of climate change and loss of biodiversity. The CHAS committee is looking at the document which is in draft form and I think the idea is
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Having originally been sent the result to the 2019 competition (which I didn’t enter), I was relieved that in the actual results I had had some small success – I had entered 7 classes. It’s all very well organised with independent judges working behind closed doors but the names on the cups (there are a
Autumn Show Success! Read More »
