Thursday 3 November 2016

Putting Wynch Bridge End Cottage Garden to bed for Winter





It has been a long hard job getting the garden of Wynch Bridge End Cottage (formerly Rose Cottage) designed, planned and 'worked', over the past few years - but at last, I think we are seeing the fruits of our labours.  So many people have helped and we have had many hours of hard gardening, good friendship and lots of flowers, fruit, vegetables, bees, butterflies - and inquisitive birds, cows and people!
 
After two excellent days of work, we have cleared, sorted, pruned and dug. Wynch Bridge End Cottage garden has been put to bed for Winter.   Come March next year and we will be ready to start again and welcome the new shoots.
These last two sessions have been so good.  Everyone has been  enthusiastic to complete the task, it's been beautiful to enjoy the Autumn sunshine and interesting to see all the plants that had 'taken over'.  I hope they all bed down now and enjoy the Winter months.
 
Thanks to all who have worked, learnt and enjoyed the garden in 2016.
 
Jo Hayes, Volunteer Green Guide












Wynch Bridge End Cottage will have several open days next year, the dates of which will be published shortly once we have finalised our 2017 Events Programme.

If you live locally and are interested in volunteering with us as a Volunteer Gardener at Wynch Bridge End Cottage, please get in touch.  You can either email Emma King at Moor House - Upper Teesdale NNR base or telephone the base on 01833 622374 for more information.







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