Case Studies Archive
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Biddulph in Bloom – the secret of success
Biddulph in Bloom in Staffordshire has been working to improve the environment for the community since 1991. The organisation currently has over 20 regular members and trustees, plus many additional volunteers who also support a range of activities from admin to planting to painting.
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Would you like to be an Amberol case study?
We love to hear about the way that people use our products. Whether you are a school, leisure centre or council using litter bins from our range of indoor and outdoor litter bins to keep your environment clean and tidy, or a Britain In Bloom group creating wonderful displays using Amberol’s self-watering planters, it’s always good to see and hear our products in action.
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Amberol and Topiary Art Designs – where artistry and floristry combine
Topiary Art Designs make bespoke feature topiaries, willow and wicker sculptures and replica plant or artificial topiary sculptures which are in demand both in the UK and across the world. Owner and artist Steve Manning also makes stainless steel topiary frames in any design. In addition, the company offers a topiary shaping service and topiary plant sales from its Suffolk-based nursery.
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A new dog waste bin for a busy animal centre
We like to support good causes where we can, so we were pleased to be able to donate one of our specially designed dog waste bins to Block Fen Animal Centre earlier this year.
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“We wish we’d found out about Amberol years ago,” says Godalming Town Council
Godalming is a historic market town in south west Surrey, 30 miles from London. Although the town hasn’t participated in this year’s Britain in Bloom, the council has organised its own ‘Floral Godalming’ event as it is important to residents, visitors and the local economy that floral displays are prominent and well-maintained in public areas.
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Amberol self-watering planters help racecourse win award
Ripon Racecourse is a thoroughbred horse racing venue in North Yorkshire. The venue holds regular flat racing events throughout the season and has a reputation as ‘Yorkshire’s Garden Racecourse’.
