13 GoodGymers have supported Hainault in Bloom with 53 tasks.
Friday 7th November 2025 1:00pm - 4:30pm
Sunday 26th October
Written by Redbridge runner
A beautiful autumn day, if a tad windy and chilly, saw James and Julia assemble at the station for some planting and watering. On arrival there was police and ambulance in attendance but might've been a false alarm as they left quickly!
This morning we planted out some bright primulas, cyclamens, violets and heather to spruce up the area and replace the summer flowers which are now succumbing to the cold weather. We also watered and refilled the planters under the bridge that were quite dry. Thankfully we had a nice downpour earlier in the week to soak the rest of planters and saving us a job!
Nice good feel task to start a Sunday off!
Sunday 28th September
Written by Redbridge runner
A very productive session this morning to spruce up the planters at Hainault station:
great good deed on Sunday morning! Next step is to get some fresh autumn flowers to brighten up the planters.
Sunday 17th August
Written by Redbridge runner
A well oiled machine of watering and filling up the reservoirs at Hainault station's community garden. To our surprise not as many cigarette butts, so we got onto a very productive session with extra watering cans, which is now saving us good 15mins to water and fill everything!:)
Monday 11th August
Written by Redbridge runner
a quick lunchtime session away from the laptop to water plants and pick out cigarette butts!
Monday 5th May
Written by Redbridge runner
We started by walking to Lidl and then the local garden centre to get some flowers to replace those that were vandalised yesterday! It was sooo windy and chilly!
we then planted flowers and finished filling in the planter reservoirs with water, good session!
Sunday 4th May
Written by Redbridge runner
we spent a good hour watering the planters, filling up water reserves this morning - good arm work out!
Sadly, on arrival, we discovered that some noob has pulled out a lot of plants and flowers last night and threw them on the road where they were flattened:(. What would drive a person do that?!
Anyways, we'll be replanting again and again, in the meantime this anti-social behaviour was reported and hopefully individual can be identified through the CCTV and fined!
There are a lot of great things about a community project, unfortunately you also deal with the negative side of community. It won't stop local residents creating good initiatives!
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