It was global recycling day at the weekend (18th March) and last year we shared this post on our social media pages that combined our love of nature and gardening with our love of recycling! We’ve now put together a step by step guide so you can make your own living roof recycling storage that will help insects and pollinators…
On Saturday 25th March between 1pm – 4pm we are inviting members of the public to North Berwick Harbour to the launch of a unique artwork created from marine plastic to raise awareness about plastic pollution and the serious damage it inflicts on our natural environment. At 8 metres long, the mural is one of the largest of its kind…
We’re partnering with Edinburgh Fringe Festival to help them with a tree planting project that aims to establish 75,000 trees in recognition of 75 years of the Fringe. Last week we planted the first 75 trees in Inverleith Park with the help of the Friends of Inverleith Park and members of the Fringe team, and documented the start of this…
We visited Sarah who has been using our Green Goodness Compost to completely transform her new build property. In this video Sarah talks about the challenges she’s faced while working on her garden and the variety of flowers and vegetables she’s been growing. Landscaping and gardening can be extremely demanding in new build gardens and Sarah has done an outstanding…
Caledonian Horticulture is regularly posting ideas for ways in which you can help boost biodiversity in your local area, from simple everyday changes to nature projects in your garden. Today we are discussing bat boxes. Why are bat boxes a good idea? We have 18 species of bat in the UK, all of which are protected under European law and…
Caledonian Horticulture is regularly posting ideas for ways in which you can help boost biodiversity in your local area, from simple everyday changes to nature projects in your garden. Today we are discussing bird boxes Why are bird boxes great? Many of our native bird species struggle to find natural nesting sites, so installing a bird box in your area…
We visited Nicky Sharp who holds a plot at the Warriston Allotments in Edinburgh. Nicky has been growing a wide variety of vegetables and plants in her allotment and used our Green Goodness compost and Decorative Bark to fill out her paths and ornamental areas. In this video she talks about what she’s been growing and the benefits allotment life…
Caledonian Horticulture is regularly posting ideas for ways in which you can help boost biodiversity in your local area, from simple everyday changes to nature projects in your garden. Today we are discussing wildflower meadows. Why plant wildflowers? Planting wildflowers provide vital food and shelter resources for a wide variety of insects, which in turn provides food resources for birds,…
We visited Alison aka The Cottage In The Valley to see how our products have been helping her garden. Alison used our Green Goodness compost and Topsoil to fill her raised beds and has been growing some very impressive vegetables. Check out our video below with Alison and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for future customer stories.…
In this How-To episode we’ll be showing you how you can build your very own bug hotel from scratch using common everyday materials you can find outside or in your home. Bug hotels are a wonderful addition to any garden, park, or outdoor space! They provide a home for insects and in return the insects will increase biodiversity, pollinate plants,…
East Fenton Composting Site
North Berwick
EH39 5AH
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday
March to October 7:30am – 5pm
November to February 7:30am – 4pm
Part of Forth Resource Management Ltd
Company No. SC229855
