Green Growth is proud to feature garden designer David Negus, a visionary who blends creativity, sustainability, and storytelling through green spaces. His latest achievement—the European Commission’s “Renewed Blooms” garden at Bord Bia Bloom 2025—demonstrates how thoughtful design can illuminate circular economy principles in a living, breathing display. 1. A Celebration of Reuse Commons The garden, created in collaboration […]
Watch the full video tour below to see how Greener Growth reimagined a standard office courtyard as a living landscape that benefits both people and wildlife. From Paved to Pollinator-Friendly Greener Growth began by reclaiming mere scraps of workshop timber to build charming bug hotels. Strategically placed around the garden, these insect condos provide nesting […]
This spring, Greener Growth partnered with Discover the World Education and Seeding Hope CIC to plant a 1000‑tree community woodland at Elm Tree School. Sponsored by climate‑conscious students and supported by local schools, volunteers, and HMP Wayland’s nursery, this living classroom is already fostering outdoor classroom spaces, community reforestation, and meaningful climate action for schools. […]
By Sam Walker - [email protected] A new wildlife mural with the ‘wow’ factor has been unveiled outside a community hub in Bury St Edmunds as part of a £15,000 rejuvenation project. Members from the local community and councillors Richard Rout and Patrick Chung were on hand last week to officially reveal the new artwork outside the Southgate Community […]
By Kevin Hurst Bury Free Press A call for Bury St Edmunds residents to put their favourite town green spaces on the map – literally – has been made by a Suffolk environmental community interest company. Greener Growth’s Bury Green Spaces project wants people to fill out a questionnaire to help to create a ‘green corridor’ throughout the […]
Maintenance Day At Howards Estate A few snaps from last May of Muddy Jo and Filthy Fi -- Oops! Flowery Fi -- taking care of the trees at Howards Estate Memorial Orchard.
Works starts at Jankyns Place We've started our third social housing project at Jankyns Place, in Bury St. Edmunds. It's taken us a while to develop this project alongside Julian Support who provide support and care community for the residents. They have been incredibly helpful to work with and supported us as well as the […]
So this is the week, when we are all voting for our local councillors – those of us that feel so inclined – you might think we would have little to do with politics being an education, conservation and therapeutic horticulture organisation. However, over the last five years we have had an increasing involvement with our local councillors, particularly those in and around Bury St Edmunds.
Wrongs Covert - Building the Community Kitchen & Wildlife Garden A big thank you to volunteers Bryn, Huw, Robin, Matt and Jo for making such a difference to the work carried out at Wrongs Covert Woodland Restoration Project on Saturday, Jan. 31st. Last time we were here a variety of orchard trees were planted and […]
Our work at Moor's Farm The Greener Growth project at Moor's farm has just started. It will be a long-term project creating various different community provisions. We look forward to involving local schools both from the immediate villages and school trips from our wider school-partnerships in the region. We have begun to establish specialist conservation […]