Photo Gallery


Images by Sue Hirst – January 2025

Some photos taken in the park this week. Hellebores, daphne, skimmia, garya,  sarcococca and daffodils shooting up.


Images by Sue Hirst – October 2024
Some recent photos taken in the Park by Sue Hirst.


Images by Sue Hirst – October 2023
Some recent photos taken in the park by Sue Hirst.
Keep an eye on the Gingko biloba tree on the top lawn. The leaves will turn yellow which will all fall usually within a short space of time.
The fuchsia stems are all new growth this year after the hard frost last year killed the old woody stems which were removed early this year . It is good common practice to cut fuchsia plants hard back .
It is a very good year for holly berries.
The final photo is a euonymus europaeus or spindle bush. There are several tall trees next to the path round the sunken garden and others in the shrubbery behind the skateboard ramp. The red fruits split to reveal bright orange seeds.


Images by Sue Hirst – September 2023


Some Winter images by Sue Hirst


Friends Group Decorating the Christmas tree – December 2022


Some Photos taken in the Park in late November 2022 by Gill Baker


Some Photos taken in the Park in mid-October 2022 by Sue Hirst

Some photographs taken in the Park in March 2021 by Gill Baker.

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Springwash – 23 April 2016


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Barry Brookes, Gardener in the Park

Snowdrops Feb 2015

Snowdrops Feb 2015

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Garrya elliptica ‘James Roof’ common name Silk Tassle bush – Photo Jane Baugh

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Hellebore in January 2015 Photo by Jane Baugh

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Photo by Peter Baugh 2 Jan 2015

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Photo by Peter Baugh in the Park 2 Jan 2015

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Photo by Peter Baugh 2 Jan 2015

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Photo by Peter Baugh 2 Jan 2015

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Photo by Peter Baugh 2 Jan 2015

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Photo by Peter Baugh 2 Jan 2015

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Photo by Peter Baugh 2 Jan 2015

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Photo by Peter Baugh 2 Jan 2015

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Photo by Peter Baugh 2 Jan 2015

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Photo by Peter Baugh 2 Jan 2015


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