On Friday 13 October employees from Squire’s Garden Centre, Runnymede Borough Council and DHL rolled up their sleeves and got busy digging and planting daffodil bulbs in Gogmore Farm Park in Chertsey. Squire’s donated over 1,200 daffodil bulbs which they planted with the assistance of Runnymede Borough Council and volunteers from DHL to give spring colour to the local park.

A commemorative plaque was also planted so local residents can see where the bulbs will appear.

Sarah Squire, Squire’s deputy chairman said: “We were very pleased to be able to donate and help plant daffodil bulbs in Gogmore Farm Park, which is very close to Squire’s in Chertsey. Autumn is the best time of year to plant spring flowering bulbs. I do hope these daffodils will bring a splash of colour and joy to the park and be enjoyed by lots of local people when they bloom each year in springtime.”

Chris Dulley, open space & allotments manager at Runnymede Borough Council added: “We are very appreciative of the donation of daffodil bulbs from Squire’s, and a big thank you to their staff and the volunteers from DHL who helped plant them. They will give great spring colour to Gogmore Farm Park next year.”