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Southampton
📍Bitterne Station SO18 1GG
It will help us to keep the garden thriving and looking good, which should in turn help us to attract more volunteers.

Sat 24th Oct at 10:30am
It will help us to keep the garden thriving and looking good, which should in turn help us to attract more volunteers.
Read moreSat 7th Nov at 9:30am
It will help regular volunteers to stay motivated in maintaining the three garden areas.
Read moreSat 10th Oct at 8:30am
Southampton Report written by Stephanie (She/Her)
It was lovely to welcome Poppy and Julie who are new to Sholing Valleys Study Centre / Millers Pond Nature Reserve for their Apple Day. We were soon hard at work putting up gazebos, setting up tables and chairs for the wonderful folk from Sparsholt College with their amazing apple harvest. Lots of lifting and shifting with the fabulous regular volunteers and Mac who are all passionate about giving nature a helping hand. Places like this are so important, connecting people with the earth and giving nature a chance to thrive in a city.
Sat 10th Oct at 8:30am
Helping look after this lovely wild space in the city. Helping to provide much needed habitat for nature.
Read moreSun 20th Sep at 9:50am
Southampton Report written by Lewis (He/him)
Finnuala made me feel very welcome to the team as did all the other members who attended. The event organisers made it very enjoyable and its ignited a passion for me to continue attending further events.
Sat 12th Sep at 9:30am
Southampton Report written by Stephanie (She/Her)
A lovely couple of hours with the lovely volunteers; Jill, Michael and Phil tidying up the beds, pruning the buddleia and planting up some new plants. All ready for some more rain hopefully coming soon. We will definitely be back for another session
Sat 12th Sep at 9:30am
The garden suffered a lot in the drought. Volunteers need a boost, and the local community will benefit from see the garden thriving again.
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