The squirrels can wait.
Run through the wildflower meadow, follow the Flower Walk and find Brian coordinating the Monday volunteers. The landscape is based on the park map and the details in Brian’s Blog.
A summer interpretation. Garden boundaries follow the map; smaller landmarks and character positions are approximate. Ranks and catches still count in free roam.
Pavilion Café · White flower-painted end wall, glazed frontage, grey awning and terrace seating.
Didsbury Neighbourhood Centre · Buff brick, low dark roof and floral welcome glazing, home to Didsbury Good Neighbours.
Wildflower Meadow · Winding path, ox-eye daisies, poppies, picnic benches and ten white-barked Himalayan birches.
Flower Walk · A long, deep border, old brick wall, timber edging and volunteers tending the flowers.
Redwood bench · The circular, slatted wooden seat between the cricket pitch and children’s play area.
Volunteers’ Shelter · Red brick, dark iron gates, tools and the Friends’ award plaque.
Bird Garden, rockery and woodland · Clipped hedges, bird boxes, layered stones and a woodchip trail with a hedgehog hideaway.
Cricket wicket · Gary tending the pitch, with his wheelbarrow and tools.
Park details: Brian’s Blog, Friends of Didsbury Park. References and reconstruction notes.