At the last Dig the Park, and over the following week we planted 16,000 native bluebell bulbs in the American Garden, amongst the rhododendrons. You may have noticed the considerable amount of clearance that has taken place in this area, the result of a series of team efforts over the last year or two (including … Continue reading Native Bluebells
You may have noticed small teams of workers in the park on a regular basis, wearing orange or yellow gilets. These teams are from different sources, but have all been making a noticeable impact. The Community Payback team have begun work on a bounded perimeter path (see pic), which is being filled with woodchip. This … Continue reading Many Hands make Light Work
More people have expressed thanks to the park manager, Paul Highman for the creation of the new flower meadow than anything he can ever recall - over two hundred positive messages, either by email or verbally. This is not surprising, as the meadow- in front of the village copse- is stunning (see pics). The meadow … Continue reading The New Flower Meadow
Rosebery Lodge was named after Lord Rosebery who opened the Park in 1890. It was recently renovated and re-opened by the Dulwich Society who are using it to house the collection of old photographs of Dulwich. Two rooms are available for hire as shown in the notice below.
Many members of the Friends' committee attended the Dulwich Community Council meeting on 28th January and Trevor Moore spoke on their behalf. After some debate about the cycling strategy, the chair of the meeting, Councillor Simmons, confirmed that Dulwich Park would not be part of the possible cycle spine, and that park opening hours would … Continue reading Proposed cycle path across Dulwich Park Update
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