Bright Lives joins our Talented Potter at The Flatford Mill Wildlife Garden
You can visit the gardens details can be found on this website.
RSPB Flatford The People’s Wall for Wildlife
The People’s Wall for Wildlife will be built in the new Sisters Garden at RSPB Flatford during May 2018 and completed by master thatcher, Stephen Letch during the Autumn.
Cobnuts have been working creatively to construct ceramic space for wildlife with the RSPB, Royal Association for Deaf People, Chase Lane Primary School and Vibe Youth Club Dovercourt, Brightlives, and are looking forward to working with Mid & North Essex Mind during the coming months.
This prestigious new development offers a fantastic opportunity for mini-beasts to acquire a property in the heart of Constable country. Set within a sought after nectar rich public garden, free from the use of pesticides with quick and easy access to the river Stour. Full of charm this characterful period style sustainable new build comprises of a newly thatched roof and boasts superb choice offering over 250 hand-crafted bug-rooms with a south-facing frontage.
Specifications: Sustainable cob structure. Traditional chalk and flint foundations. Built in, luxury ceramic bug snugs. Bespoke ceramic child’s outdoor seating area. Waterproof thatching with wrap over apex ridge with hazel ligger fixing rods crafted by master thatcher Stephen Letch.
The People’s Wall for Wildlife will be built in the new Sisters Garden at RSPB Flatford during May 2018 and completed by master thatcher, Stephen Letch during the Autumn.
Cobnuts have been working creatively to construct ceramic space for wildlife with the RSPB, Royal Association for Deaf People, Chase Lane Primary School and Vibe Youth Club Dovercourt, Brightlives, and are looking forward to working with Mid & North Essex Mind during the coming months.
This prestigious new development offers a fantastic opportunity for mini-beasts to acquire a property in the heart of Constable country. Set within a sought after nectar rich public garden, free from the use of pesticides with quick and easy access to the river Stour. Full of charm this characterful period style sustainable new build comprises of a newly thatched roof and boasts superb choice offering over 250 hand-crafted bug-rooms with a south-facing frontage.
Specifications: Sustainable cob structure. Traditional chalk and flint foundations. Built in, luxury ceramic bug snugs. Bespoke ceramic child’s outdoor seating area. Waterproof thatching with wrap over apex ridge with hazel ligger fixing rods crafted by master thatcher Stephen Letch.
