A BASINGSTOKE company that specialises in bio-diverse turf has launched a new range of products to enhance wildflower spaces and meet the growing demand for biodiversity preservation.
Wildflower Turf Ltd, which is based at Ashe Warren Farm, Ashe Warren, has released a range of products called Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity.
It hopes the products will provide solutions to challenges faced by landscape architects, developers and landscape contractors, and offer a cost-effective and efficient approach to acquiring Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) Units.
The products will attract bees, birds, and butterflies.
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The Wildflower Turf Ltd team alongside the revolutionary new products - from L to R: Sam Monaghan (Production Manager), Helen Simmen (Wildflower Scientist), James Hewetson-Brown (Managing Director) (Image: Wildflower Meadow Ltd)
James Hewetson-Brown, managing director of Wildflower Turf Ltd, said: "The Enhance Wildflower Biodiversity range is a game-changer for biodiversity enhancement projects.
“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."
Made with premium seeds, the product range utilises a scientifically designed substrate containing only natural ingredients.
This innovative substrate optimises seed growth, achieving up to 93 per cent germination rates. It also significantly reduces the establishment time to fully flowering species, from three to five years to three to 18 months.
Each product is crafted with UK native seeds; grown, harvested and cold stored onsite to ensure quality.
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