Bloomin’ Crumlin is committed to promoting biodiversity through a range of growing activities designed to support local ecosystems. By cultivating native plants, creating pollinator-friendly spaces, and encouraging sustainable gardening practices, we aim to enhance the area’s natural habitats. These efforts not only enrich Crumlin’s green spaces but also provide educational opportunities for the community to learn about the importance of biodiversity and how we can all contribute to preserving it for future generations.
Ongoing Initiatives
Bloomin’ Crumlin offers ongoing community initiatives focused on greening the area, with some activities being seasonal, providing opportunities for locals to get involved throughout the year. From planting projects to clean-up events, there’s something for everyone to contribute to.
Plans & Policies
Bloomin’ Crumlin is committed to addressing local challenges by following a collaborative approach that integrates the insights of experts, academics, and the community. By actively engaging with diverse perspectives, the initiative gathers valuable ideas and identifies pressing issues. These inputs are then transformed into comprehensive reports, complete with actionable steps and clear roadmaps to guide implementation. Bloomin’ Crumlin ensures that every plan is rooted in informed, inclusive decision-making, driving meaningful progress for the community.
Annual Community Initiatives
Each year, Bloomin’ Crumlin runs a series of community-driven initiatives, which help and encourage people to take environmental action in their own gardens, fostering a stronger, greener community.
Planters
Bloomin’ Crumlin work with Dublin City Council to maintain over 100 planters throughout the area, a stopgap solution to provide greenery in areas where little exists . If you’d like to help keep a nearby planter thrive, we’d love to hear from you—every bit of support makes a difference!
Planting Initiatives
In previous planting initiatives, Bloomin’ Crumlin has worked closely with residents, volunteers, and Dublin City Council to transform public spaces across the area. These projects, carried out on Dublin City Council land, have brought vibrant plant life to the community, creating welcoming green areas that reflect the collaborative spirit of everyone involved.
Larkfield Gardens
Rutland Grove Planting
Rathdrum Green Planting
Kildare / Clogher Road
Ravensdale Rockery
Clonmacnoise Circle Planting
Sundrive Green Planting
Eamonn Ceannt Planting
Clogher Road – Planting
Tree of Hope – Ravensdale
Old County Planting
DCC bulb, wildflower & tree planting
Non-Planting Events
Bloomin’ Crumlin hosts workshops and community events like seed sharing and cooking demonstrations, encouraging sustainable practices and fostering a sense of togetherness.
School Initiatives
Volunteers engage with local schools through planting projects, biodiversity education, and hands-on growing activities, inspiring students to care for the environment.
Lady of Hope School
Marist School Orchard
Rosary College Orchard
Scoil Íosagáin Planters
Rosary Tree Planting
Scoil Íosagáin Vegetable Garden
Loreto College Micro Forests
Photo Initiatives
The project showcases volunteers’ photos, highlighting the beauty of Crumlin and the positive aspect of the community.
Other Local Initiatives
Crumlin also benefits from various non-Bloomin’ Crumlin events, including initiatives by local business owners and residents groups.