Havering in Bloom


members of the school orchestra who had just finished a rehearsal and who were only too willing to pose with the croci.


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ue to the short flowering period of the crocus it has been quite difficult to get


groups of Rotarians to the various sites where croci had been planted. As a result we have great photos of Wennington (taken by Pat and Jim) without any people and it was the same story for Syd and George H of Havering East when they went to Lodge Farm Park in Romford.


owever, I was more fortunate at Engayne Primary School because I had


eager pupils (members of the school orchestra who had just finished a rehearsal) who were only too willing to pose with the croci.


have to say that ,although the flowers at the park and the school were there , they


were a bit 'puny'. I hope that with a year's rest the corms will multiply and put on a better display in a year's time.


41 Photos & story provided by George Larkey


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