Gardening On Wet Soils
Guest post by Sarah Gerhardt Is the soil in your garden always wet and a lot of plants fail to […]
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Guest post by Sarah Gerhardt Is the soil in your garden always wet and a lot of plants fail to […]
Gardening On Wet Soils Read More »
Christmas is often synonymous with excess. During the holiday season, we tend to overconsume whether it’s buying, eating, or giving—embracing
Sustainable Christmas Ideas You Can Try This Holiday Read More »
This year along with Andy Peasgood, we visited a unique, single origin coffee house called Steampunk Coffee in North Berwick,
From Cup to Compost: Steampunk Coffee’s Sustainable Journey Read More »
Guest post by Sarah Gerhardt Slugs and snails are often seen as the gardener’s worst enemy. Vegetable gardeners and those
Slugs And Snails: Bad Reputation? Read More »
In 2024, gardening trends are embracing sustainability and technological integration more than ever. Gardeners are increasingly adapting more eco-friendly practices
Gardening Trends in 2024: Our Top Picks Read More »
We are delighted to announce that Caledonian Horticulture will be producing a documentary that will explore the work that the
Shaping Our Shores: We’re Producing a Documentary Read More »
Our media team was recently out at Hedderwick Hill Plantation within John Muir Country Park to document the 95 acres
Capturing the Regeneration Efforts at Hedderwick Hill Plantation Read More »
In November, our managing director and trustee of the Caledonian Environmental Restoration Trust, Tommy Dale, along with the team at
Scoughall Beach Clean | Scottish Coastal Clean Up Read More »
We have collaborated with the amazing team at the Firth of Forth Lobster Hatchery who are processing seagrass for Restoration
Restoring Seagrass Meadows in the Firth of Forth Read More »
We are thrilled to announce that our One Planet Pledge initiative has been shortlisted in the Business for Nature Award
Award Nomination: We’ve been shortlisted for the Nature of Scotland Awards! Read More »