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WOODLAND
WILDFLOWERS
(2001 - 2005) The aim of the project was to develop an effective strategy
for the introduction of appropriate wildflowers into our woodlands, and involve
as many local people with projects in their enhancement and care.
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Forest floor
WASTES
FOR WILDFLOWERS (completed 2003)
A RMC Landfill Tax funded project to develop and interpret the waste demonstrations
at the National Wildflower Centre.
Received a Beacon Status from the RMC Environment Fund in the " Originality
and Sustainable Waste Management Solutions" category. China
clay waste from Cornwall was the last addition in 2004, planted with heathers
and perennials.
A spark of imagination to mark your inspiration from nature and prepare for the UN International Year of Biodiversity in 2010.
More details.
A European Regional Development Fund project to support Landlife's 100 acres of wildflower fields. New sowings alongside major roadways and transport corridors contributed to regeneration work to improve the region's image for tourism and investment.
Landscape in Knowsley along Valley Road into Kirkby town centre, Merseyside, has had a hugely positive impact.
We were delighted to receive a Silver RHS Award in the Plant Societies section for our display at the 10th anniversary Tatton Show this year.
Link to National Plant Societies Award.
(External link to PDF file)
Tatton 2008 (click to enlarge)
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