Case Studies

Coopers Field in Norfolk was an overgrown and unkempt area when our client Jon purchased it in late 2020. However, as a landscape architect Jon recognised the potential to be a safe-haven for a range of insects and wildlife if given the necessary attention and care. Measuring an area of 1.5 acres, Coopers Field was half inhabited by thick 1.2m high brambles, with the other half consisting of scrub grass and bramble growths.

​John Chambers Wildflower Seed helps transform unused land into thriving nature-rich wildflower haven

The Sighthill Transformational Regeneration Area Advanced Infrastructure project in Glasgow has been announced as the winner of the 2021 Landscape Institute’s ‘Excellence in Landscape Construction’ Award.

Bishops Waltham in Bloom is a registered charity run by a small group of Trustees, supported by a team of volunteers, who all share a passion and responsibility for planting and maintaining all the flower beds, tubs and hanging baskets in Bishop’s Waltham, Hampshire.

​John Chambers Wildflower Seed has donated 2.5kg of bespoke native wildflower seed to the Hagge Woods Trust for their woodland wonderland at Three Hagges Wood-Meadow.

Tottle Brook is a small watercourse which flows in a south west to north east direction in Highfields Park, Nottingham. The project’s goals were to enhance the biodiversity value of the Brook by creating a new wetland habitat and improve the form (shape) of the watercourse.

Eddington is Cambridge’s newest neighbourhood with something for everyone. It is promoted as ‘a whole new area of Cambridge, designed for twenty-first century sustainable living’.

John Chambers Wildflower Matting supplied for Balancing Pond on new Bellway Homes Site

Burncross lies just outside of Sheffield City Centre. The neighbourhood is largely bounded by countryside with open fields and woods close by.

John Chambers supplies over 300kg of John Chambers Wildflower Seed for phase 2 of the project, including a specialist eco species rich lawn mix, planting compost, tree stakes, cross bars, belting and blocks.

York University is home to more than 16,000 students across nine colleges. The main campus in Heslington has recently undergone a massive £750m campus expansion programme which included a programme to develop the landscape of the Heslington East campus, a site now supporting growing populations of wildlife and wild flowers.

Green-tech has supplied the landscaping materials used in a memorial to honour the many servicemen of World War II who passed through the Royal Naval Air Station (RNAS) Burscough, known as HMS Ringtail