… .. and finally the fish are in.

Just finished this interesting rockwork in the Madagascar House at Sparsholt College

“Just add fish and water” Just spent a pleasant week installing the artificial planting onto our rockwork

It was a fun project for us to have worked on, building the faux trees, stone walls, rockwork and waterfall🪨💦🌳

Recently completed private commission to create a secret Fernery garden with wet walls to feed the planter pockets. Oh, and we built the (real) stone wall too 🪨

Always nice to revisit previous projects. We were asked back to add a couple more stalagmites and stalactites! This one was a private commission where we built an underground cave/grotto in a faux limestone, to match up with the ‘real’ rock on the external walls. We constructed the steps down to the cave too. Still looking good after 10+ years

A Sussex zoo has welcomed two Eurasian Lynx wildcats - the first of its species to settle there. The pair, who just turned two years old, arrived at Drusillas Zoo Park on 24 May after being transferred from Wild Place Project in Bristol - where they were born. A quarter of a million pounds has been spent building a custom enclosure to recreate their native European woodland habitat. The enclosure includes warm and cool areas, a waterfall and stream, natural floor covering, air filtration systems, CCTV, and plants specific to those found in their natural environment. It also has a waterfall feature which the cats have already been seen playing in.