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Welcome to Hemyock
Wednesday, September 08 2010 @ 10:15 AM BST
Gardeners Association
Gardeners Association
Hemyock gardeners' Association meet every month in the Forbes lounge. We are a friendly club for all ages and abilities. In the summer we visit other gardens. There are two shows every year and we also challenge other local gardening associations for the Pottinger Cup. Why not join us?
Secretary: Judith Major 01823 680746
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Tuesday, June 15 2010 @ 04:12 PM BST
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Contributed by: Admin
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 Thank you to all those of you who supported our Spring Fayre last Saturday - we were completely overwhelmed by the numbers and apologize to any of you who did not manage to get the plants you hoped for. I’m sure it is something that we will do again and next time we will ensure a plentiful supply!! Our thanks also to members who kindly donated plants for us to sell, in particular Jane Smith who had been exceedingly busy over the past few months potting up a huge variety of plants and also to Sandra for providing most welcome cups of coffee and cake.
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Friday, May 07 2010 @ 02:13 PM BST
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Contributed by: Paul Steed
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Hemyock Gardeners’ Association have donated a dozen packets of Sunflower Seeds to Hemyock Primary School. The seeds supplied by Dobies of Paignton will be sown and grown by the children. Seed compost and pots have also been given to the school to enable the children to get sowing right away. It is hoped that a huge number of sunflowers will bloom in and around Hemyock as a result! If all goes to plan, the children will be encouraged to bring their sunflowers along to the Gardeners’ Association Autumn Show in the Parish Hall, Hemyock, on Saturday 4 September 2010. This novelty class in the Show is open to all.
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Friday, April 02 2010 @ 11:17 PM BST
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Contributed by: Admin
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I was very saddened to learn on my return from holiday that one of our members, Mac, had died. Mac and Joyce were two of the people I first met in the Post Office when I moved here five years ago and in fact Joyce invited me to the next meeting of the Gardeners’ Association. Personally I will miss the musical entertainment Mac used to provide at our social evening and the contributions he made to all our Committee Meetings. He was a lovely man who will be missed.
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Friday, February 19 2010 @ 08:34 PM GMT
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Contributed by: Admin
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A Happy New Year to you all!
Sadly, due to the weather, our social evening in January had to be cancelled so we have missed out on the quizzes organized for us by Christine and Brenda and the great entertainment as usual from Mac and Paul. Maybe we will be able to slot these items in later in the year.
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Monday, December 28 2009 @ 09:33 PM GMT
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Contributed by: Admin
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I am having to write this report a little early as I am off to "supervise" the grandchildren!! The weather today is fabulous, a welcome sight of blue sky and sun after the horrendous gales and rain of the past few days.
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Thursday, October 22 2009 @ 08:28 AM BST
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Contributed by: Paul Steed
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The Pottinger Cup is the 'Mastermind' for local gardeners and is keenly fought over each year. This year the competition was held at the beautiful new Burlescombe and Westleigh Hall on Wednesday 21 October. There were teams from Burlescombe, Sampford Peverall, Willand. Hemyock traditionally does well in the competion and this year we won.
The picture shows the winning team, Left to Right; Sue Scantlebury, Jane Smith, Jane Atlee, Christine Carver.
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Friday, October 09 2009 @ 10:14 PM BST
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Contributed by: Admin
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A large number of people attended the Autumn Show this year ensuring that, despite the fact that exhibit numbers were down, a very successful day was enjoyed by all. The Ploughmans Lunches - a new idea - were very well received and we would hope to repeat this at future events. Many thanks go to Paul and Sandra for all their hard work providing these (and the idea!) and also to all the members who helped make the day, particularly of course Show Secretary Lizzie who has much to do, a lot behind the scenes so to speak!
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Wednesday, August 05 2009 @ 01:53 PM BST
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Contributed by: Admin
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We have enjoyed two garden visits so far this year. Unfortunately I had to miss the first one to Kia-Ora Farm and Gardens as I was away on holiday but I gather everyone had a good time, despite a rather wet evening, and enjoyed a lovely cream tea!
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Tuesday, June 16 2009 @ 03:08 PM BST
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Contributed by: Admin
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Views: 270
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Despite the snow and very wintry weather leading up to the Spring Show, as usual our members managed to overcome all the difficulties and provide a wonderful display of spring flowers.
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Thursday, January 29 2009 @ 11:10 PM GMT
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Contributed by: Admin
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A Happy New Year to you all. As usual, Joyce came up with another interesting speaker for our December meeting - Mr William Bennett spoke on gardening and the law - so we are all now much more informed as to what we should or shouldn't do to maintain peaceful harmony with our neighbours.
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Tuesday, November 25 2008 @ 01:02 PM GMT
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Contributed by: Admin
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The miserable weather continues so difficult to get out into the garden to do all the jobs that we know we should be doing at this time of the year.
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Thursday, September 25 2008 @ 04:26 PM BST
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Contributed by: Admin
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Our final visit of the summer took place in August when we visited the Sutton Seeds Trial Grounds - an extremely interesting and informative evening and well worth the journey. Tony Spiller (one of our speakers earlier this year and whose garden we also visited) was quite correct when he said it was a great place to visit. I think we all left feeling we had learnt something and great to have the lovely "goody" bags which they provided.
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EventsThursday 09-Sep
Wednesday 15-Sep
Local Weather
Headline:A mixture of sunny intervals and scattered, locally sharp showers.
Today:Dry and bright at first, but scattered, locally sharp showers developing through the morning, especially over Devon and Cornwall. Light winds becoming westerly, and temperatures close to normal. Maximum temperature 19 °C.
Tonight:A few showers may linger at first in western parts, but otherwise a largely dry night with some clear spells. Light west to northwest winds. Minimum temperature 12 °C.
Thursday:It should be a drier day with plenty of bright or sunny spells and only a very low risk of a shower. Light northwesterly winds and temperatures around normal. Maximum temperature 20 °C.
Updated: 0500 on Wed 8 Sep 2010
Forecast for Exmoor National Park for WednesdayGenerally dry with sunny spells, although a few mainly light showers are possible from midday. Light winds and normal temperatures.
Updated: 0421 on Wed 8 Sep 2010
Forecast for Dartmoor National Park for WednesdayA mainly dry day with plenty of sunny intervals, but a few sharp showers possible from late morning. Light winds.
Updated: 0421 on Wed 8 Sep 2010
sourced from the Met Office
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