From untamed to unbelievable, a Hampshire-based couple have transformed their outdoor space.
Our story begins in the small village of Smannell, close to Andover in Hampshire.
The site of four farm cottages that were reconfigured in the 1960’s, residents Glynis and…
Residents of Pease Pottage get lost in nature as they enjoy their very own wildflower meadow maze.
The Woodgate community in West Sussex has recently welcomed the addition of a stunning wildflower meadow maze on their doorstep.
In Pease Pottage, the…
As we arrive at the mid point of August, we have another guest blog from Amanda Winstead. Amanda is a writer from the Portland area with a background in communications and a passion for telling stories. If you want…
Welcome to the second instalment of our two-part blog focusing on our wildflower consultancy services, where we chat to Peter King, Associate Director of Facilities (CBRE) at Milton Park.
A recent wildflower consultancy project for us, Milton Park is a…
Last week our head of Research & Development; Helen Simmen, was lucky enough to attend a reception evening for the Save Our Wild Isles campaign, organised about by the charities WWF, RSPB and The National…
Milton Park benefits from our wildflower consultancy service
We pride ourselves on being the UK’s leading wildflower specialists. As a solutions-led business, our experienced consultancy team is well-versed in providing assistance to a wide variety of professionals, organisations and councils…
Wildflower Turf are passionate about supporting biodiversity and positively impacting our environment and natural habitat. The UK is at the bottom of the G7 league table for how much biodiversity it has left and is placed in…
The great glyphosate debate: an in-depth look into the science behind this controversial herbicide, including our stance on its use for wildflower spaces from the research & development team at Wildflower Turf.
It’s no secret…
Behind our pithy headline is the sobering statistic that is oft-quoted; the UK has lost 97% of its wildflower meadows since 1930.
Along with the destruction of over 200,000 miles of hedgerows, 50%…
As we hopefully can look forward to a warmer May with the promise of 3 bank holidays ahead of us here in the UK, we have another guest blog is from Amanda Winstead. Amanda is a writer from the…