Charity Information
The Friends of Teignmouth Orangery have renovated and now maintain the Orangery originally built in 1842 in the grounds of Bitton House (currently Teignmouth Town Council offices). Though small the Orangery hosts a wide range of plants from different climate zones. Most imposing is the Brugmansia, native to sub-tropical South America; this is surrounded by oranges, lemons and a banana tree.
What the charity does
- Arts / Culture / Heritage / Science
- Education / Training
- Environment / Conservation / Heritage
How the charity helps
- Provides Buildings / Facilities / Open Space
- Provides Human Resources
Who the charity helps
- The General Public / Mankind
Areas this charity operates
Total Income
Financial year ending 31st Dec 2024
Total Expenditure
Financial year ending 31st Dec 2024
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