Regular visitors to Apex Park in Highbridge will notice some beautiful new floral displays this Spring, thanks to the friends of Apex Park.
The Friends of Apex Park Improvements Group, along with a Sedgemoor Park Officer, met with their spades on Wednesday, November 18, to plant over 1000 English bluebell bulbs within the woodland walk area and 500 daffodil bulbs opposite the lake slipway.
Volunteers worked hard digging and bulb planting for several hours and finished the job just before the rain started to fall.
Apex Park's new floral display will help the park continue to act as a haven for insects and animals as well as being a treat for the eyes of visitors.
Those interested in the park and its wildlife can still enjoy the free Apex Park Wildlife Adventure Walk. Guide leaflets are available in the park by the interpretation board to the right of the lake slipway.
For more general information about Apex Park please visit Apex Park, Highbridge or call 01278 435435.
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