Greener
Our year-round planting schemes and floral displays bring a splash of welcome colour to the town centre. We also look at introducing new and innovative ways of brightening up the town and the use of public art and ‘living walls’ at key locations are just two examples of what has been achieved.
Hanging baskets and floral displays
As a result, we have earned several accolades in the local and regional heats of the Britain’s in Bloom competition organised annually by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) and our efforts have also contributed significantly to Croydon’s past successes in the competition.
Planting Schemes
As a result, we've won a number of awards for two areas in particular - Reeves Corner and Thomas Turner Path - where the previously neglected pieces of land have been cleared, cleaned and planted up, significantly improving the visual appeal of each area.
Public Art
Under the direction of local artists, Undercroydon, colourful public art displays – including one with a picnic and pantomime theme - have been introduced in the subways connecting The Fairfield Halls and Queens Gardens and the former Nestlé building with College Green. Suddenly life is a whole lot brighter for people regularly negotiating their way around the town.
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