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Friends of the Hollows - Planters

A community planter at the entrance of Newton Hollows to encourage parents and children alike to learn about and grow fruits and herbs given to us by the Romans. This is phase one of the larger plan

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Our Delivery Report

Funded on 03 August 2022 | Delivered on 22 August 2023

£5,899

RAISED

58

BACKERS

112

DAYS TO FUND

BIGGEST PLEDGE

Largest pledge from Cheshire West and Chester Council

£3,587

From Cheshire West and Chester Council

600

people have visited this project!

m<sup>2</sup> of public or community space improve

5000 m2 of public or community space improved

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Cheshire West and Chester Council

Cheshire West and Chester Council donated £291

100% of backers think the project adds character to the area

Hours volunteering opportunities

50 Hours volunteering opportunities

100% of backers think the project helps the local economy

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100% of backers think the project makes the area greener

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m<sup>2</sup> of food growing space created

10 m2 of food growing space created

Volunteers involved

12 Volunteers involved

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plants planted

30 plants planted

100% of backers think the project makes the area more fun

100% of backers think the project makes the area more attractive

100% of backers think the project Brings me joy to walk down the path and enjoy the seasons , seeing trees change, flowers pop up x

100% of backers think the project makes the area more family friendly

100% of backers think the project brings people together

m<sup>2</sup> of habitat conserved

2000 m2 of habitat conserved


More about our impact

More about our impact

The environment

The environment

The herb plants offer food sources for pollinator insects when in flower. The fruit trees (20 in number) offer food sources for pollinator insects when grown and in blossom . The wildflower seeds which germinate and become wildflower plants, and bulbs that become plants, offer food sources for pollinator insects when in flower