Wildflower Turf Ltd is delighted to announce their expansion into Europe with the first distributor of Wildflower Turf now operating in Belgium and servicing the Benelux countries. Frank Adriaenssens, a prestigious landscape architect and garden designer, is a newly…
This autumn, we are excited to be launching our new range of scatter bulb mixes that have been specifically chosen to enhance your wildflower areas. They are easy to incorporate into your garden designs whilst laying your wildflower turf….
Our clients tend to purchase wildflower turf for many different reasons, but when ‘Wildlife Kate‘ approached us we immediately understood her reasons for wanting to develop a wildflower area in her garden.
‘Wildlife Kate‘ aka…
Over the last six months we have taken on a couple of Spring bulb planting projects here at Wildflower Turf HQ. We are really excited about the different areas we have created and are pleased with the results so…
We assume there will be plenty of talk about ‘jungles’ over the weekend, with another I’m a Celebrity- ‘Get me out of here!’ about to start on Sunday. So we thought we’d introduce you to a different type of…
After attending our accreditation program last Spring, Colin has used our Wildflower Turf a number of times, and continues to get fantastic feedback from his clients.
Here are some before and after pictures from a very satisfied customer site. This…
A recent very happy customer sent me these wonderful pictures of her garden.
Back on 14th June they collected 11m² of our Wildflower Border Turf and laid it immediately in their garden. After watering carefully as recommended, the flowers have…
The environment provides us with many elements we perhaps take for granted. Natural resources which are both renewable and non-renewable. How about the air we breath? It also…
Has the BBC comes up trumps again with their new gardening program Flowerpot gang? The program focuses on a team travelling the country where they transform neglected plots of land into life-changing spaces.
The program does seem to have attracted mixed…