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7th February 2026 – Bee Garden and Fernery

The TMAEG Bee Garden and Fernery is next to the bridge on the footpath between Sone Hill and the High Street, just past the pond.

Nine of us braved the damp weather on Saturday morning and, as it has been a while since we were last there, plenty needed to be done. All areas were struggling with weeds so we set to to remove what we could and clear some areas for new planting. Fallen tree was removed from the Fernery and our new trees were cleared from being overgrown by brambles. Paths were cleared to make the are look a lot more cared for.

Despite a damp wet day, we got a lot done but plenty more to do on the next visit.

Bee Garden before and after with Simon finishing off

Fernery before and after, all weeded and fallen tree removed

Before with our new trees overgrown with brambles and after all cleared for our trees to grow

Our workers all hard at it and Mike surveying all the litter he had collected

 

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