Garden Update – October 2026
Hurrah, the rain is back!
The garden and gardeners drew a deep sigh of relief and got on with it. The dormant plants suddenly shot up and a week later and we are all complaining about the weeds.
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Garden Update – Or What’s Left?
Oh dear, the drought certainly hurt our newly planted community garden
Garden Update – June 2026
Last month, we suggested that we may get enough rain during May to keep the gardens happy, but we’ve had to get the hose out already. The lawn is brown and there’s not much hope for a lush green this summer. There’s an old patch of grass lawn in one of the team’s garden, under…
May 2026 Garden Update – From the Camber Community Gardeners
If the weather forecast is accurate, we should expect some rainfall in Camber this month but not a significant amount. That means established plants will be fine, but all the newly planted bedding plants and pots will need watering regularly by hand. This is something we have been acutely aware of at the beach garden…
Garden Update – March 2026
Hello fellow gardeners. Hopefully you have seen the start of the new Community Beach Garden on Central Car Park. After its demolition to make way for the Welcome Centre a few years ago, the gardening group has waited patiently for Rother DC to restore the area. We are extremely grateful to Joel, Olly and Ian…
This & That – World Wildlife Day
In December 2013 the United Nations General Assembly decided to designate 3rd March as the international day of the adoption of CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora).
Garden Update – December 2025
Big Garden Birdwatch 2026 is coming on 23rd – 25th January! It’s the world’s largest garden wildlife survey, with over 590,000 participants in 2025.
Garden Update – November 2025
Remedial work has nearly finished on the Camber Community Beach Garden at the Central Car Park entrance. Working closely with the project team, the gardening group has arranged for the terracing to be put back in, and improved access to the site. CCG would like to thank the Coastal Officers Joel and Olly, Baxall Construction,…
Garden Update – 2025 is a ‘Mast’ Year
2025 is set to be a MAST Year, but what is it and why?
Garden Update: Rising Insect Populations in the UK
Spiders, ladybirds, flying ants numbers are rising. But why? Our local expert offers an opinion
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