Inscapes and Landcraft are proud to have delivered a transformative wetland enhancement project at Taf Bargoed Community Park for Merthyr Tydfil Borough Council which has been designed to increase biodiversity, improve water management, and enhance access for the local community. This environmentally focused scheme aimed to restore the site's ecological function while creating a more resilient and engaging natural space for public use.
We were successful in winning a BALI National Landscape Award for this project at Taf Bargoed for Regeneration Scheme – Under £500K.

Inscapes installed a new lawn at Parliament Square for the King’s Coronation and ongoing public use. Works included turfing, a permanent pop-up irrigation system, and sustainable maintenance with a robotic mower. Despite challenging weather and strict site constraints, the project was completed efficiently, incorporating 280 lavender plants, magnolias, and bedding plants. The team adhered to weight restrictions due to Westminster Tube below and optimissed logistics to reduce environmental impact. The project earned a BALI Principal Landscape Award for Soft Landscaping Construction (non-domestic) under £500K.

Inscapes transformed a large domestic property in Old Windsor, installing full drainage, an automatic irrigation system with rainwater harvesting, and a koi pond. Works included recycling a tarmac tennis court for pathways, planting laurel hedges, cypress, and willow trees, and constructing a 3m acoustic fence with custom gates and ornamental steelwork.
We were successful in winning a BALI National Landscape Award for this project for domestic garden construction over £250,000.

Established in 2013, Christmas at Kew is one of the UK’s leading and most acclaimed illuminated trails.
Inscapes carry out annual turf restoration for Kew’s Winter Walk after Christmas at Kew. Works include removing existing grass, preparing the ground with precision grading and stone raking, and installing 4,000m² of premium cultivated turf, ensuring a flawless finish.

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Inscapes carries out the annual lawn restoration at Cardiff City Hall following the Winter Wonderland event. Works include verti-draining for water removal, precision turf stripping with a Koro Top Field Maker, and installing 5,700m² of premium turf using advanced machinery, ensuring a seamless finish within this historic setting.

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As part of our commitment to supporting the local community, we donated both the artificial grass and the full installation service. This improvement not only enhances the children’s outdoor learning experience but also ensures a clean, safe play environment. We were also interviewed by Coety Primary School as part of their World of Work Wednesday initiative, sharing insights with the children about our work, and we contributed further by donating flowers to the school.

After high footfall events such as winter attractions, festivals, concerts and temporary installations, outdoor spaces often require specialist care to return them to their original condition. We specialise in lawn reinstatement, delivering fast, reliable and high-quality restoration services for parks, estates and event venues.

Inscapes were contracted by Alun Griffiths to undertake planting as part of the A40 development. The project involves the installation of 292,967 whips and trees, 820m3 of bark and 273,002m2 of seed. This initiative aims to enhance the ecological diversity and aesthetic of the designated areas along to A40.

Inscapes completed a turf installation at The Celtic Manor. The lawns that are situated on the roof of the hotel need re-turfing yearly due to the damage of the Christmas ice rink. The only way to get the equipment to the roof garden was to drive the compact tractor through the hotel at night when it was quiet with the pallets of turf having to be transported up by the service elevator (all 1500m2 of it). Jim Mckenzie, director of Golf had his Greenkeeping staff on hand to help with the project, removing the spoil from site and transporting the turf to the work area. The project itself consisted of stripping the dead turf before Harley raking the ground and then laying 1500m2 of big roll turf.

As part of a continuous process of conservation and improvement to the palace grounds and buildings, the authorities decided to restore one of the busiest main access approaches to the palace back to the original 17th century layout and also to undertake repairs to the adjoining lawns.

Inscapes were contracted to carry out two principle tasks. The first was to remove tarmac on the road edges to a width of 3m, working tight in against historical bollards, then to bring in topsoil and re-turf the whole area, tying in the new turf with existing banks of turf.