Parrot Pagodas at Glastonbury 2015

Our Parrot Pagodas are normally backstage at The Park area of Glastonbury, but this year they were in full public view right in front of The Park main stage.

They held up well and offered great shade and shelter to all.

Remember, the Parrot Pagodas are available to hire from us and there are plans to increase the number available to more than 3.

Giant Scarecrows do not Scare Crows

It's official! We now have evidence that, ironically, giant scarecrows actually scare crows less.

We captured this picture whilst installing our giant time-travelling scarecrow for the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show.

Cutting Hedge Sculpture!

"Cutting hedge sculpture - that was the response from one member of the public about our new Sweepers Installation found in Market Square, Nottingham.

They have been commissioned by Nottingham City Council to celebrate their status as Britain's cleanest city!

There has been some fantastic press surrounding this installation, including features on local news and national news websites. http://www.itv.com/news/central/update/2015-06-01/giant-sculptures-unveiled-to-encourage-shoppers-to-keep-nottingham-the-cleanest-city-in-britain/

Sculptures Become Local Attraction at Farmeco

That's right, we're famous once more! The local paper, The Newark Advertiser, features our giant topiary figures as they continue to draw attention and become a local landmark in Screveton.

The Improbable Cushion Spiral

To promote their range of luxury cushions, John Lewis commissioned us to build an improbable cushion spiral. It has gone on display at their flagship store on Oxford Street and has been installed to coincide with their ongoing refurbishment. It features a mirrored base so it appears twice as big too!

Mini Green Man

Normally we're used to building massive sculptures for the Green Man Festival, but this collapsible one we have built will be driven around the country in the back of a car promoting their events this year.

Kestrel Makes a Home in Topiary Figures!

Not only have our topiary figures found a new home at Farmeco Community Care Farm, but it looks like a kestrel has decided to make a home out of the figures!

All four figures are now back together at the farm, and they have attracted so much attention that the farmer wishes to keep them indefinitely, which is fantastic. The farm is near Bingham, Nottinghamshire and they are visible from the road.

Thanks to Simon at Quercus for the info about the kestrel.