Broomfield in Bloom
Despite challenging weather conditions, Broomfield Park volunteers keep the gardens looking wonderful.
Despite a hard winter and a dry June which affected many plants, we have had yet another glorious year in the displays within Broomfield’s historic gardens winning a Solver award from Enfield in Bloom. This is possible because of the dedicated work of a team of 20 volunteers working with gardener Victoria Black. The team continues to recruit new volunteers and regularly there are 12-14 people working each Wednesday morning come rain or shine.
Regular postings on the FoBP Facebook page have highlighted the plants to look out for in the gardens as well as advertising plant sales and other activities.
The Gazebo behind Broomfield House has been refurbished and now has pride of place once more in the shrub bed that borders it. This. Feature is one of the most important assets of the early 17th-18th century "Baroque" Garden.
Whilst donations have fallen in 2023, occasional plant sales have helped to meet the major challenge of keeping the herbaceous well stocked.The body content of your post goes here. To edit this text, click on it and delete this default text and start typing your own or paste your own from a different source.
davidartwilliamson • October 9, 2023
Exploring the Heritage of Broomfield House
Great to see the boating pond back in use!
It has been a long time coming....!
Palmers Green "Paint Jam": street artists, muralists & spray paint workshop.
For many years the FoBP has been welcoming local primary schools to visit the park for educational activities and to learn about nature and wildlife on their doorstep. We are inviting new volunteers to join the team and support young people learning about the environment and biodiversity.
Celebrating the birds and wildfowl in our park
Funding for three projects to enhance Broomfield Park
Online Seminar on volunteer-led community gardens
FoBP - Becoming a Registered Charity
Record the birds that visit Broomfield Park
