Wildflower Turf Ltd. has launched Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity, an innovative range of products designed to enhance existing wildflower spaces and meet the growing demands for biodiversity preservation.
Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity provides tailored solutions to address the specific challenges faced…
We were delighted to see our Overton headquarters featured on BBC1’s prime-time Escape to the Country when Hawk Conservancy Trust biologist, Dr Matt Stevens, explained the importance of native long grasses in providing the right habitat for small mammals…
Garden design and landscaping experts Graduate Gardeners celebrated 50 years’ success with a triple win at RHS Malvern Spring Festival.
Designer Mark Draper’s golden anniversary showpiece, The Cotswold Garden scooped the board – winning a Gold Medal,…
Award-winning Wildflower Turf Ltd is ‘embracing nature’ by sponsoring a show garden at next month’s BBC Gardeners’ World Live.
The Hampshire-based wildflower meadow specialists are supporting the Nature’s Embrace…
Why…
Award-winning biodiversity experts Wildflower Turf Ltd hopes to ‘bee’ the difference that will make the Bumblebee Conservation Trust’s wildlife-friendly garden a winner at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
The Hampshire-based wildflower meadow specialists are sponsoring the…
We’re pleased to announce that Wildflower Turf Ltd has been shortlisted for the ‘Rural Business of the Year’ award at the Basingstoke Inspire Awards.
This nomination is particularly meaningful to us as it highlights our dedication to…
Wildflower meadows carry a magical allure – with vibrant flowers swaying in the breeze and teeming wildlife, including bees and butterflies, enhancing biodiversity.
But while many have admired them and considered introducing a wildflower space on their own landscape projects,…
What is No Mow May?
No Mow May is a movement that encourages people and organisations such as councils to let grassed areas to grow long/wild to help boost biodiversity. This simple act of not mowing your…
Soil is often seen as ‘just dirt’ with no visible life within it. But when you look deeper into it, you realise how interesting and amazing soil life really is.
One mind-blowing fact from a recent…