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Windsor volunteers shine in bloom and scarifying

Windsor Croquet Club thanks Graham McLean for beautifying the grounds during the Queensland Golf Croquet Mixed Doubles, and introduces the dedicated scarifying team keeping lawns in top condition.

2 min read10 August 2026
Windsor volunteers shine in bloom and scarifying

Meet the Windsor Scarifying Team

A groundskeeper in an orange shirt operates a motorized lawn roller on a croquet lawn, compacting the surface for play

Meet the Windsor Scarifying Team

A man operates a red riding lawnmower on a grassy croquet field, with a green croquet ball visible in the background
An older man mows a grassy croquet lawn with a push mower, with croquet wickets and a fence visible in the background
A man in a hat and sunglasses uses a rake on a brick patio near a croquet lawn

Windsor in Bloom for Queensland Golf Croquet Mixed Doubles

Windsor Croquet Club grounds looking tidy and welcoming for the Queensland Golf Croquet Mixed Doubles Championship.

Windsor in bloom.

Well done and thank you to Graham McLean for making our club look extra special for the recent Queensland Golf Croquet Mixed Doubles Championship.

A hanging basket of pink petunias under a blue-roofed croquet club shelter on a grassy field
Windsor Croquet Club grounds looking tidy and welcoming for the Queensland Golf Croquet Mixed Doubles Championship.
A hanging fern basket under a croquet club shelter, with a grassy croquet lawn and distant players in the background
A covered pavilion with hanging ferns overlooks a croquet lawn with a wooden bench and a distant court under an overcast sky

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