Rotherham: Hospice garden is looking bloomin’ lovely

The garden at Rotherham Hospice is looking bloomin’ lovely thanks to a local garden centre.
Mike Rysak, project manager at The Walled Garden; Mike Smith, of the Rotherham Rotary Club; together with volunteers and staff Kevin Thompson, Tony Richardson and Kathy WilsonMike Rysak, project manager at The Walled Garden; Mike Smith, of the Rotherham Rotary Club; together with volunteers and staff Kevin Thompson, Tony Richardson and Kathy Wilson
Mike Rysak, project manager at The Walled Garden; Mike Smith, of the Rotherham Rotary Club; together with volunteers and staff Kevin Thompson, Tony Richardson and Kathy Wilson

Members of the Rotary Club of Rotherham decided to buy their plants from The Walled Garden at St Catherine’s, Balby - which provides support to people with mental health issues and learning disabilities - to help them put some colour in the hospice’s garden.

Mike Smith, a non-executive director for Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust, which runs The Walled Garden, is also chairman of the Rotherham Rotary Club’s environmental committee. He said: “When we were discussing where to buy our plants from everyone thought that getting them from The Walled Garden was a great idea.”

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“It’s a great project to support and I’m sure these plants will bring joy to the hospice’s patients and visitors.”

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