Planting scheme springs into Windsor and Maidenhead action
Residents keen to brighten up their communities have the opportunity to put a spring in their step and sign up for the Windsor and Maidenhead Royal Borough's latest bulb planting scheme.
It's first-come-first-served with a limited number of free bulbs available to local groups – including residents' organisations or even a group of neighbours - for planting in public areas.
Three types of bulb are on offer – crocus (mixed colours), daffodil February Gold (golden yellow) and daffodil Jonquilla Waterperry (white, very fragrant).
Cllr Jesse Grey, lead member for Windsor and Maidenhead leisure and culture, said: "We are committed to helping residents make their neighbourhoods look attractive and this is a wonderful opportunity for communities to get together and brighten up a public area close to them – without costing them a penny!
"Getting involved in community schemes like this one gives everyone a much greater opportunity to take pride in their environment with benefits for all."
Groups which would like to be considered should contact Liz Cronin, landscape officer, by Friday September 28 on 01628 796133.
Bulbs will be ready for collection during October and should be planted by the end of November.
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

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