Plant a Tree for Christmas!
Come and help Titchmarsh Environmental Group with their latest project…
Tag: Gardens and Horticulture
Titchmarsh Environmental Group Wildflower Warden
TEG is in need of a new Wildflower Warden! It could be you!
Titchmarsh Wildflower verges get end of Summer Trim
A total of 8 Titchmarsh Environmental Group members and willing helpers spent 2 hours of their Sunday morning strimming and clearing the village Wildflower Verges. So they may look a little scalped and tatty at the moment, but it is […]
Titchmarsh House irises – now available at the Village Shop
If you came to a Titchmarsh House Open Garden day earlier this year, you will have seen the glorious display of Flag Irises that have been cultivated over the years. Now that the Iris flowering season has passed, the Village […]
Garden Open
We are open Saturday 12th June from 12.30 – 5.00 pm in aid of the NGS which sends all our takings to a group of charities, including Marie-Curie, Macmillan nurses and Parkinsons UK. It was planned to coincide with the […]
This week in the Village Shop
Open Gardens Teas & Ice Cream – Bank Holiday Monday from 2.00pm With the prospect of actual sunshine this Bank Holiday Monday, the Village Shop will be selling ice cream alongside tea and cake on the Green and in our […]
Titchmarsh House garden opening on Monday 31st May for the National Garden Scheme
Please come and visit between 2.00 and 5.30 pm. The NGS is a charity collecting for a range of very worthwhile recipients, mainly involved with cancer and heart research and palliative care, with some help for retired gardeners (none comes […]
This week in the Village Shop
Saturday’s garage sale turned out to be a great event for the village in more ways than one. As well as a steady stream of customers for the numerous households who bought a pitch, the Village Shop reported a very […]
A Big Thank You!
A big thank you to all those who supported our garden opening for Bombay Teen Challenge (BTC) and the street children for whom they have become home. You helped us to raise £2,500 which is far more than we had […]
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