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Woodhatch

Community Orchard

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Woodhatch Community Orchard

Bringing the community together and helping to restore nature

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Karmijn de Sonnaville

Sponsored

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Barnack Beauty

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Rivers Early Peach

Sponsored

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Emneth Early (Early Victoria)

Sponsored

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Beth

Sponsored

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Rev W Wilks AGM 1904

Sponsored

7. Plum

Black Prince S

ponsored

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Egremont Russet AGM

Sponsored

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Bountiful

Sponsored

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Cox's Emperor (Syn Queens Crown)

Sponsored

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Doyenne Du Comice

Sponsored

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Adams Pearmain

Sponsored

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Packhams Triumph

Available to sponsor

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Czar AGM

Sponsored

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Tinsley Quince

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Granny Smith

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Lord Lambourne

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Ashmead Kernal

Available to sponsor

19. Pear

Concorde

Available to sponsor

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Jubilee

Available to sponsor

21. Pear

Conference

Available to sponsor

22R. Greengage? Plum?

Victoria - Planted 13.07.26

Sponsored

23. Pear

Beaurre Hardy AGM

Available to sponsor

24. Plum

Marjorie's Seedling

Sponsored

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Norfolk Royal Russet

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Carswell's Orange

Sponsored

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Ashmead Kernal

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Norfolk Royal

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Claygate Pearman

Available to sponsor

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Cornish Gilliflower

Sponsored

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Wellington

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Scrumtious AGM

Sponsored

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Keswick Codlin

Available to sponsor

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Falstaff Apple

Available to sponsor

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Bakers Delicious

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Newton Wonder

Available to sponsor

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Grenadier AGM

Available to sponsor

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Rosemary Russett AGM

Sponsored

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St Edmunds Pippin AGM

Available to sponsor

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Bloody Ploughman

Sponsored

Sponsors will receive a sponsorship certificate with details of the tree, date planted, and root stock. You will receive email updates with details of planting days and other events. Should you wich, we can include your name, as sponsor on the tree identity tag.

All trees and their produce remain for the benefit of the community. Sponsoring a tree does not give ownership of the tree or it's produce to the sponsor for their own personal benefit.

Sponsor a Tree - £30

If you would like to sponsor a tree, please fill out our form.

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Fruit Orchard

Making Memories

Growing for the Future

Woodhatch Community Orchard

Working Together

Woodhatch Green Spaces Preservation Group together with Reigate and Banstead Borough Council, Reigate Area Conservation Volunteers and Growing Health Together, have now established an orchard in the heart of the community of Woodhatch, at New Pond Farm, opposite Earlswood Lakes car park, and close to New Pond Farm allotments.

Access can also be gained via the paths from Felland Way and Lonesome Lane.

Our vision is for the Community Orchard to remain an easily accessible Public Open Space free for all to enjoy and benefit the local community.

Working in Cooperation

WGSPG Supported by;

Going Forward

Project aims and environmental benefits:

Project Timetable:

  • January:

    Wassail event

  • Spring:

    Protect new trees, monitor and water as required

  • Late summer:

    Grass cutting, and removal of cut material

  • Autumn

    Clearing areas for tree planting, and sowing wild flowers

Seasonal Events:

  • Spring:

    Maintenance day

  • Summer:

    Fundraising / Volunteer day

    Monitoring & Watering as required

  • Autumn:

    Maintenance and planting day

  • Winter:

    Wassail (January)

Volunteers Needed:

We are always looking for volunteers from the local community to help with projects. To get involved or for more information please:

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