Celebrating A Double Win with Pro Landscaper!

GreenBlue Urban is thrilled to announce its success at the recent Pro Landscaper Sustainability & Biodiversity Awards, where the company was honoured with the Best Product for Hard Landscaping award for its innovative RootSpace system. This recognition highlights the excellence of GreenBlue’s BBA-approved UK-manufactured products and underscores the company’s commitment to creating sustainable and biodiverse urban environments.

The RootSpace system manages root development and promotes healthy tree growth in urban areas, integrating and enhancing nature into the built environment.

GreenBlue Urban successfully fended off tough competition to secure this prestigious accolade, which is a testament to the quality and impact of its products.
Judges stated:

It is great to see the health and span of crucial urban trees being considered, as well as the good use of recycled material and enhanced performance of the product for tree growth. And
The effects on local environment when used contribute to high quality and sustainable spaces.

 

In a week of remarkable achievements, GreenBlue Urban’s Head of Sales, Dale Bowie, also earned recognition at the 30 Under 30 Awards in collaboration with the FutureScape event. This award celebrates the rising stars in the landscaping industry, and Dale’s win reflects his dedication and significant contributions to promoting sustainable practices within the sector.

“We are incredibly proud to be recognised at the Pro Landscaper Sustainability & Biodiversity Awards,” said Louise Page, Head of Marketing.

“Our RootSpace product exemplifies our mission to enable healthy urban environments and promote biodiversity. Additionally, Dale’s achievement at the 30 Under 30 Awards highlights the passion and innovation driving our team forward. It’s an exciting time for GreenBlue Urban as we continue to lead the way in sustainable landscaping solutions.”

These recent accolades solidify GreenBlue Urban’s position as a leader in promoting sustainability and biodiversity within urban landscapes. The company remains committed to developing solutions that foster healthier environments for future generations.

 

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