On Saturday 29 April we'll be out on Plimsoll Road, just at the end of Chatterton Road London N4.
The plan is to take up some of the brick paving, clear out the rubble and concrete around the tree bases and put in new soil. Then we'll add a few flowers and plants.
That should be enough to get this end of Blackstock Triangle buzzing. We hope to have cakes and tea, so that we run as a well-oiled gardening team between 9 and noon.
It would be great to see a few new faces there, especially people from Islington and other gardening groups.
I am sure that, rain or shine, we'll have a great time !
Blackstock Triangle links are at
https://outofmyshed.co.uk/tag/blackstock-triangle-gardeners/
https://outofmyshed.co.uk/btg/
http://www.islingtongazette.co.uk/news/gardeners-gear-up-for-islington-in-bloom-1-4044529
http://www.throughthegardengate.co.uk/blog/?tag=blackstock-triangle-gardeners
and
http://www.islingtonfacesblog.com/tag/blackstock-triangle-gardeners/
SEE YOU THERE ON THE 29th
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| Existing tree base on Plimsoll Road - Lots of room for a new flower bed here. |
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| Existing tree base on Plimsoll Road - Lots of room for a flower bed here as well. |
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| Brand new tree on Plimsoll Road - could be good for a tree pit and flower bed as well . . . |
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| An example of what we do on Chatterton Road |
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| A bigger tree pit on Chatterton Road with a fence around it |
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| Chatterton Road, another variation of how a tree pit has been done, around a new tree |
SEE YOU THERE ON THE 29th
