by Maria Novelly | Jan 30, 2023 | Plants in the Park
Barring discussions of what is the plural of crocus? The Friends of Heaton Moor Park were pleased to receive a delivery of purple crocus bulbs, or corms, from the Stockport Lamplighter Rotary Club. And on a cold and frosty morning back in December 2022, we planted...
by Maria Novelly | Jul 16, 2022 | Plants in the Park
The Friends had a great time at the SummerFest in the Park. This amazing event, on 10th July 2022, was organised by the Heatons Post, Live music, great food, market stalls and sports tasters were among the many activities and goodies on offer. Like other community...
by Maria Novelly | Feb 7, 2022 | Plants in the Park
Great to see the Stockport Arborists in action – wintertime is a perfect time to prune and to plant trees. Several ash trees with dead or dying branches got a trim, just in time for the very windy February weather. Also, good news for the long bed from Peel Moat...
by Maria Novelly | Apr 2, 2020 | Plants in the Park, Thoughts about the park
Even with the threat of coronavirus, we can still enjoy strolls (carefully distanced) in the park to admire the spring finery. Forsythia along Elms Road and Magnolia near Buckingham Road Primroses along the Peel Moat Road path Pink Camellia along Elms Road and white...
by Maria Novelly | Jun 14, 2019 | Plants in the Park
With all the recent rain, it’s nice to look back at some of the lovely spring finery the park has shown off the last couple of months. As yo may know, the bedding plants and many other flowering plants are funded by the Friends of Heaton Moor Park. All gardening is...
by Maria Novelly | Aug 26, 2018 | Plants in the Park
Catherine D updates us about Plant blindness ‘I am obviously much in love with plants, and above all trees, and always have been, and I find human maltreatment of them as hard to bear as some find ill treatment of animals……’ JRR Tolkien One of the glories of the park...