Herald - Issue 422

Page 54 • The HERALD • 21st April 2022 v SEND ALL YOUR NEWS TO THE HERALD v | DOWN THE GARDEN PATH | RPD Landscapes Building & Paving • Patios • Driveways • Fencing • Turfing • Brickwork • All Property Repairs Free Estimates 07707 390791 023 8007 0386 For All Your Gardening Needs General Garden Maintenance Overgrown Gardens Cleared Existing Garden Makeovers Areas Re-designed and Re-planted Hard Features Created Garden Coaching Lawn Care and Turfing Fencing Erected and Repaired Contact Paul on 07794 122065 The next Herald is out on 12th May Orchids – Wild and Beautiful Plant Propagation Bartley Horticultural Society will be holding a Plant Sale on Saturday 7th May from 10am-12noon at Copythorne Parish Hall. eir next meeting will take place Thursday 19th May at 7.30pm, for a talk by Peter Ashburn titled ‘Orchids - Wild and Beautiful’. New members and visitors are always welcome. Visitors Fee apply. For more information you can write to them at: Mavis Cottage, Pollards Moor Road, Copythorne, SO40 2NZ or call: 07789 352505. Black eld Gardening Club next meeting will be on Tuesday 10th May for ‘Plant Propagation’ by Ray Broughton. Followed on Tuesday 14th June for ‘Some Unusual Perennials’ by Bryan Madders All meetings take place on the second Tuesday in the month and start at 7.30pm at St Francis Church Hall, St Francis Road (off West Common) Langley, SO45 1XP. ey are really looking forward to seeing members and visitors again (visitors £2). Enquiries please call: 023 8024 3795. TREE PLANTED FOR THE QUEEN On ursday 31st March Ella from Waitrose went to the Healthy Haven Garden to place a plaque in front of the Eucryphia Nymansensis tree which Waitrose donated to the garden to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee. Also Pat and Peter, representing the Hythe Christmas Fire engine, went along and presented the volunteers with a cheque for £500. e volunteers have already started spending the money and have bought some Azaleas to go down the path in the Woodland part of the garden. e volunteers at the Healthy Haven are very grateful to the two organisations for supporting them in the development of the garden. Helen (left) and Christine (right) with the cheque Ella from Waitrose placing the plaque