Winter planting at Burton station

Thu, Oct 29th 2026 at 10:00 am - 12:00 pm


WINTER PLANTING AT BURTON STATION OCTOBER 2026

Burton Rotary Club adopted Burton Station 7 years ago when it was very overgrown and neglected. 

The clearance and covering of the centre section with bark was project managed in partnership with EMR 

The planting of 2 large tubs 5 years ago has been increased over the following years. We now plant 2 large tubs, 10 smaller tubs and 4 troughs (discovered under the undergrowth) twice a year in Summer and Autumn

The photos show the Winter planting in October 2026

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