The station garden vegetable patch gets some early season attention

High summer at Tenterden and the flower gardens are ablaze with colour – some much needed weeding is under way

Back at Northiam, the trackside garden have produced healthy quantities of all kinds of vegetables as well as looking attractive

Summer rain has greened up everything and encourage all kinds of growth – including unwanted lush weeds. Veronica sorts it out

The latest pickings from the garden

Stan sets to work too to reduce the lush lineside vegetation with something more comprehensive than pruners or a trowel

A surprise to the Northiam garden this summer was a humming bird hawkmoth

After the changes to the trackwork at Tenterden, ray and Veronica assist with re-fashioning the signal-box gardens in a tighter area

For the volunteers what more beautiful surroundings to work in are there?

Graham gets to grips with the new platform privet, trimming it back so it fills out to create a continuous hedge

Glorious June and the roses show in their full, if short-lived glory. Tom get to grips with them and other elements of the platform gardens

Search and rescue! Mark and Tom recovering tree chippings for laying as mulch on the railway gardens. It was quite a push from the bottom of the hill with full barrows!

Autumn’s breathe has stirred the gardens again and some tidying up and replanting work is being attended to. This shot epitomises the rural atmosphere the railway aims to foster

This shot epitomises the rural atmosphere the railway tries to foster