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Gold Star Recyclers – Vilis Family Bakery
Vili's Family Bakery - Gold Star Recycler “I hate waste!” Vili Milisits, South Australian entrepreneur and owner of the iconic Vili’s Bakery, is...
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The New Calvary Hospital
Calvary Hospital – Jeffries Projects
The new Calvary Hospital project in the CBD was designed by Birdseye Studios and has come alive by Space Landscape Construction. Jeffries supplied Hydrocell Soil in bulka bags for the level 5, 6 and 7 garden terraces. The beautifully designed terraces provides an outdoor space, with level 7 being used as a mobility garden for rehabilitation patients.
Jeffries Hydrocell Soil
Space Landscape Construction, utilised Jeffries Hydrocell Soil for the garden beds as it is specially developed for these exact projects, where garden beds are several stories high. It is formulated with the unique foam-like growing medium ‘hydrocell’. It provides a lightweight mix, without sacrificing a quality soil to grow in. The soil was craned up to the gardens in 1m3 Bulka Bags and then filled into the 15 garden beds
Image credit: Sam Roberts Photography.
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If we dig deeper, we find that compost helps to save on water in a few different ways.