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St Mary's Church from Cable Street Community Garden with spring blossom

Cable Street Community Garden – 2020 gallery

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By John Archer on 23 December, 2020 News

Jane Sill of Cable Street Community Garden writes:

It’s been such a strange year, but very beautiful one, nature-wise! I’m sure the lockdown has created many more birdwatchers and people interested in the environment. The birds and bugs are thriving in Cable Street Community Garden. Here is a selection of pictures that demonstrate how the Garden has brought peace and beauty to our members throughout the year.

All photos by Jane Sill, click to enlarge. Header photo: April in the Garden

Woman and baby in front of a greenhouse
February: Roisin & Sean by the greenhouse
Photo of planter in front of shed
April: Sally’s planter – no weeds allowed!
Photo of an old bath used as a planter
April: spring bath
Photo of an allotment garden
April: Anna’s plot at Easter
Photo of man in front of cherry tree with blossom
April: Chris with bird cherry
Photo of gardener wearing protective face mask and gloves
April: Martin in full lockdown gear
Photo of a flower bed
April: spring in the Garden
Photo of an allotment garden
April: path through Jane’s plot
Photo of St Mary's Church from Cable Street Community Garden with spring blossom
April: spring sunshine
Photo of an allotment garden with railway arch behind
May: spring promise
Photo of prayer flags on an allotment garden
May: Jane’s prayer flags
Photo of a woman sitting in an allotment garden
June: Begona admires her work
Photo of mother and child beside a planter
June: our first planter
Photo of an allotment garden
June: poppies and roses
Photo of giant viper's bugloss
June: giant viper’s bugloss
Photo of an allotment garden
August: artichokes & rosemary
Photo of a raised planter with vegetables growing
August: 6-year-old Louie’s raised bed
Photo of a family in a garden
August: Roisin, Sean & Sheila
Photo of man and dog in allotment garden
September: Peter & Poppy
Photo of a sunflower
September: Summer cheer
Photo of a sunset
July: sunset over the garden

 

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