Planting Projects

At Gayton, planting works formed part of a wider seeding and grassland enhancement project. A mix of trees and shrubs was carefully installed to support long-term landscape development and biodiversity. Each tree was planted with spiral guards, supporting canes, and biodegradable mulch mats to provide protection, stability, and improved growing conditions during establishment.

This large-scale hedge planting project in Saxmundham was designed to reinstate existing hedgerows around a solar park, creating vital wildlife corridors through the site. Over one kilometre of hedging was planted, helping to enhance biodiversity and connectivity across the landscape. All plants were installed with spiral guards for rabbit protection and finished with bark mulch to support healthy growth and long-term establishment.

At Towcester, planting works were carried out as part of the soft landscaping for a new roundabout on the A43, connecting a new bypass to Wood Burcote. Native hedge and shrub mixes were used to complement the surrounding environment, alongside the planting of larger tree species including field maple, common hornbeam, and wild pear. All planting was composted, fertilised, and bark mulched to encourage strong establishment and ensure the long-term success of the landscape.

A421 Dualling

We worked for Morgan Sindall on the installing of a dual carriageway from the Eagle Farm roundabout down to M1 Junction 13 to upgrade the A421 which is used by almost 30,000 vehicles a day.

As part of this Scheme we undertook several hectares of grass and wildflower seeding along with the planting of 25,000 native tree and shrub species.