Crediton Garden Club: Plants of the Canary Islands

A presentation by Ben Candlin. Possibly some plants for sale. All welcome. Non members £2.50 per meeting ...

Crediton Garden Club: Gertrude Jekyll - garden designer

A presentation by David Usher. All welcome. Refreshments available. Non members £2.50 per meeting ...

Crediton Garden Club: Flowers of the Swiss Alps

A presentation by Richard Horswood. All welcome. Refreshments available. Non members £2.50 per meeting. Annual subscriptions due for members (£12). ...

Crediton Garden Club: 'The hellebores and friends'

A talk by Julian Suttong. Possibly some plants for sale. All welcome. Refreshments available. Non members £2.50 per meeting ...

Crediton Garden Club: AGM followed by 'Primroses - fancy and feathered'

Annual General Meeting followed by a talk about primroses by Caroline Stone. All welcome. Refreshments available. Non members £2.50 per meeting ...

Give the slugs a break!

The Wildlife Trusts and the RHS are launching a campaign to show that slugs and snails do a lot of good work in our gardens and help balance the ecosystem. They are a food source and help break down waste and return nutrients to the soil. You can find more information and a Wild About Gardens gui ...

Bird themed activities and climate cafe

Come and make a bird sculpture or card with Teresa, using recycled paper and fabric collage, and perhaps a stitch or two. ...

Crediton's Amazing Swifts

We had an amazing turnout for swift expert Edward Jackson's talk at the Crediton Congregational Church on 14 March. Over 100 people listened to Edward sharing a good deal of information on swifts who will shortly be arriving for the summer in this country, having spent the winter in Africa. We le ...

Crediton Garden Club: The story of the Veitch Orchids

A talk by Caradoc Doy. All welcome. Refreshments available. Non members £2.50 per meeting ...

The State Of Our Rivers

The declining water quality of our natural water bodies is a national scandal. According to the Rivers Trust only 14% of the UK's rivers are considered to be in good ecological health and none are chemical free. Our rivers, lakes and coasts are under constant attack from a toxic mixture of sewage ...

Nurturing Nature for the New Year