One of the great joys of the garden is that it is a haven for wildlife… and many residents like to encourage the wildlife with food. The only difficulty is that by feeding the birds and squirrels and perhaps the foxes, they are also feeding less welcome visitors, notably…rats. There …
Despite grey skies and a biting wind, 100 intrepid visitors braved the elements on our second National Garden Scheme Open Day on 25th May 2022, which raised some £750 for charity. Many thanks to Lewes Crescent resident Janine Nahapiet, the principal organiser, to all the volunteers who helped make the …
2023 will mark the Kemp Town Garden’s 200 year anniversary, in preparation for our bicentennial and as part of the celebrations, we are restoring and rebuilding “The Secret Garden” flint wall. These works will include the clearance of all earth and excessive shrubbery which surrounds the flint wall and reinstatement …
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Keyholders Must Accompany Their Guests In The Gardens At the KTE AGM in January 2020 new rules were agreed to deal with complaints from residents about the poor behaviour of some non-resident visitors to the gardens, for example, visitors inviting others to join them in parties, bringing in unregistered dogs, …
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]When Andy arrived for work today, he found an unexpected visitor in the stockade, comfortably ensconced on Jeremy’s chair![/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
Six ideas for changes to be made in the gardens have been put to the Board
Jason is our new assistant gardener. A former hairdresser, he only began a career in horticulture
One of the great joys of the garden is that it is a haven for wildlife…
