This week 10th and 12th of February, we worked at Payne Park and around the corner at the paddock that was once used by RDA. The big problem here is buttercup growing in the middle of the carex plants. It is very hard to get out of the grass. We do what we can, and we're investigating sprays.

The paddock will be overrun by convolvulus if we're not careful, and we're investigating spray for that too. The Council's mower helps to keep it down, but it's better if we can eliminate it.

On Tuesday 17th Feb, we did some more planting here and cut down some privet. The plants are growing rapidly, and so are the ivy, blackberry and convolvulus. There is still plenty of water in the little streamlet that runs down from the hillside, so the plants will not go thirsty.