Wildflower Turf’s Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity range
Wildflower Turf’s Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity range: Wildflower Turf Ltd. introduces new Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity range, designed to ‘enhance’ existing wildflower spaces and meet the growing demands of biodiversity preservation.
The new range utilises a scientifically designed substrate, made of only natural ingredients, optimising seed growth and achieving up to 93% germination rates.
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Wildflower Turf’s Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity range
As well as reducing the establishment time to fully flowering species, from three to five years down to three to eighteen months, subject to when sowed.
James Hewetson-Brown, managing director of Wildflower Turf Ltd, says:
“Our goal is to provide a streamlined, effective, and scientifically backed solution that supports our clients in their commitment to improving biodiversity.
“By focusing on enhancing existing grassland spaces, we offer an approach that is both time-efficient and cost-effective, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable environment.”
The Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity range includes:
Enhance Bees: Aimed at combating the decline of bee populations with a mix of nectar-rich species.
Enhance Butterflies: Supports butterfly and moth species with year-round sustenance.
Enhance Birds: Provides diverse food sources for garden birds from spring through to winter.
Enhance Grass Control: Optimises conditions for Yellow Rattle to suppress dominant grasses and rebalance species-rich meadows.
Enhance Bespoke: Customised solutions tailored to specific project needs and environmental conditions.
The team at Wildflower Turf Ltd says the new range “provides tailored solutions to address the specific challenges faced by landscape architects, developers and landscape contractors, offering a cost-effective and efficient approach to acquiring Biodiversity Net Gain Units.”
For more information, visit: https://wildflowerturf.co.uk/
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