Captures more carbon
Will provide a home for hundreds of our native species
Creates a wildlife corridor to enable animals to move from one area to another
Will provide much needed food for a host of our native species, including berries, nuts, fruit, blossom and leaves.
Captures and filters air pollution
Holds more water
Provides shade as our summers heat up
Visually attractive
More greenery increases our wellbeing
A pretty impressive list, isn’t it?
If you’re using public transport, Worcester Royal Hospital is near to where we will be planting the edible hedge at Aconbury. By car, you can park your car just off Oakland in Old Aconbury Orchard.
Call Paul on 07742 111239 if you can’t locate us at Aconbury. It’s a big site!
This project is possible due to funding provided by local councillors in Warndon Parish South Ward and also the Woodland Trust supplying the hedge saplings and additional equipment.
Oh and did I mention there’ll be tea, coffee and biscuits?
