JUNE 2021
June is bursting out all over. And the In Bloom Team are out keeping everything as tidy as possible.
FIREMEN TO THE RESCUE.
Brough Firemen where called upon to help dig out an old concrete post foundation, so planting could be done. Many thanks go to Paul Kellington and the lads.
Working in the sweltering heat at Elloughton
Free Coffee arrives for the volunteers from Grubbs
MAY 2021
This month we launched our 'Bee Kind' to bees display.
This is on the corner of Welton Low Road and Dale Road, Elloughton.
A bed of Wild Flowers were sourced earlier this year are now starting to flower. A extra large ornamental bee hive was made by a local boat builder and special large bees were made by local metal sculptor Rupert Wilson.
Pictured right are members of Brough In Bloom with Rupert and his Mum Vicky. Funds for this came from the Atkinson Trust Foundation of which we thank very much.
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A big thanks you goes to Local resident Mrs. Carter who has kindly donated £200 to sponsor our Elloughton Cross Roads flower bed. Pictured are In Bloom volunteers Margaret, Linda and Sue.
APRIL 2021
Big thanks you to Morrisons who have donated seeds and compost. Coleen receiving the good from Morrisons Supervisor.
Yucca's get a prune and tidy up for Spring.
Team get to work, socially distanced for a garden potting session. Plug plants have been purchased and will be grown on in member greenhouses before being planted in the Community.
Cenotaph get 2 new planters donated by an anonymous source. The planters are to replace the ones that recently got damaged due to a car running into them. Pictured left are Neville and Jason who delivered the urns. And right Judy and Coleen with one of the urns planted up.
MARCH 2021
In honour of Capt Tom Moore the residents of Spindlewood, Elloughton clubbed together to buy a Cherry Tree and Commemorative plaque.
Spring cleaning at the Cenotaph with Judy, Dave and Margaret.
FEB 2021
Wild Flower
Experiment
The Team prepare the land corner of Dale Road and Welton Low Rd. First special alkaline top soil is donated from CR Reynolds, who are currently building the Brough Relief Rd. To get things started we purchase wild flower turf. Work
and watering is
ongoing to get the
wild flowers
established. Our
aim is to place a
large bee hive on
the area, as special ornamental feature ready for Easter.
Shaun & Shovel
Dan from CR Reynolds
Dave, Shaun & Neil level the soil
Sue, Coleen, Dave, Margaret, Shaun, Val and Mary - Job finished
Margaret & Coleen &
Terry laying some turf
Turf Arrives
JAN 2021
Of to a great start for the New Year,
Tree Planting in Moor Road and Myrtle Meadow with trees courtesy of East Riding Council. Big thanks to Andy Harper, Pete Skinner and Judy Neadley, Coleen & Terry Gill
Above is our Bee Kind hive with features metal sculptured bees that we hand made by local artist Rupert Wilson.
The feature is to make everyone aware of the importanance of bees and what everyone can do to encourage their survival. And one things is Plant Wild Flowers.