The start of the school holidays was a good opportunity to do some positive maintenance in Mayow Park. Glendale manage the public parks in Lewisham
http://www.glendale-services.co.uk/about/Case-Studies/glendale-lewisham-partnership
Glendale sent their maintenance team to the park first thing on Monday morning.
Two of the team set to work to put up interpretation boards with signs in the Triangle, so that park visitors will better understand the spaces that Friends of Mayow Park and other park users look after. We have the compost area, the mini wildflower meadow, the herb garden and the fruit garden.
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We have three black compost bins for our garden waste
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Visitors like to pick raspberries and smell the herbs. Children like to step on the stepping logs in the fruit garden. Many people meander along the woodchip path beside the Dawn Redwood tree or along the path through the herb garden.
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Fruit garden sign with stepping logs behind
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The herb garden includes cardoon, which resemble artichokes. The bees love the flowers of this tall plant. Sometimes is gets top-heavy with flowers and falls over!
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sign in front of drooping cardoon plant
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Glendale van parked nearby |
Steve and Leon wasted no time in getting the job done. Thank you guys!
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Thank you to Steve and Leon |
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