Native species grow on the very thin soil which covers the chalk on the North Downs. We took special advice and soil scraped sections of a bank to create the perfect habitat for the native wild flowers to grow and not be smothered by intrusive weeds and thistles. A small amount of soil is left on the white chalk – just enough for the flowers and grasses to root.
Countryside Stewardship grants may be available for landowners to carry out this kind of project.
Here at Noll Countryside Services, we take immense pride in our role as stewards of the land. Specialising in the care and maintenance of open spaces for both private and public clients, we have cultivated Read more…
Noll Countryside Services recently completed a hedge planting project aimed at establishing a 860 meter long native species hedge between two arable fields for our client. Our proposed solution not only aligns with the Country Read more…
Noll Countryside Services recently completed a project to address our client’s requirement for a deer-free environment and the exclusion of smaller burrowing animals, notably rabbits, from their field. Our approach involved meticulous planning and execution. Read more…