Our Work

We have a wide selection of case studies to explore below. If you would like to find out more about our work or require further examples please contact us.

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Client: Royal London Asset Management | BD Landscape Architects | CW Duke

Project: Bristol Glassfields Project

Size: 1,900m²

Client: BD Landscape Architects & Gillespies

Project: Urban Development Regeneration, Elephant & Castle, London

Size: 2,196m²

Client: Horsham District Council

Project: Horsham Park Pond

Size: 350m²

Client: Smeeden Foreman | Brambledown Landscapes Ltd | ABG Geosynthetics Ltd | Geogreen Solutions

Project: Leeds Skelton Lake Services

Size: 4,6000m²

Client: PP O’Connor & Studio Egret West

Project: Mayfield Park, Manchester

Size: 3,000m²

Client: Natural Dimensions

Project: Merstham Park School

Size: 80m²

Client: Plymouth City Council | YGS Landscapes

Project: Plymouth City Council Marsh Mills Roundabout

Size: 2300m²

Client: Gardens & Plants

Project: Residential Garden

Size: 240m²

Client: Darwin Escapes

Project: Rivendale Lodge Retreat

Size: 12,700m²

Client: Test Valley Borough Council

Project: Romsey Abbey, Hampshire

Size: 2196m²

Client: Lancashire County Council | Wyre Council | Balfour Beatty

Project: Rossall Coastal Defence Scheme, Fylde Coastline, Lancashire

Size: 28,000m²

Client: Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, London

Project: The Hive, Kew Gardens

Size: 2,270m²

Client: ABG Geosynthetics, Geogreen Solutions, Prater, Laing O’Rourke, BDP.

Project: Alder Hey Children’s Hospital

Size: 5,000m²

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The company has an award-winning pedigree and implements a policy of ‘continuous improvement’ to retain and build upon its industry leading position.

Wildflower Turf generates significant advantages over the alternative methods of establishing a wildflower habitat.

Changing colours throughout the year can be achieved with Wildflower Turf allowing for the creation of stunning wildflower meadows. The flowers in the turf mixes have been carefully chosen to produce flowering plants from early in the spring through to the middle of the autumn.

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