As the hospital redevelopment presses ahead, new green roofs are popping up. First, the MacMillan Horizon Centre green roof. Now, this roof which is overlooked by the flats at Carlton Hill. A shame it’s more of a red roof than a green one…the Sedum plants look stressed and we would question whether there is enough growing medium.
The green wall looking lovely in the early Spring. Great work by the Save Madeira Terraces crew in keeping the paving and York stone under the arches looking pristine.
Great work by the Save Madeira Terraces crew on Saturday, clearing rubbish from the promenade/Max Miller Walk, and generally tidying up the place. A much better appearance for visitors and locals alike. And all volunteers too.
Don’t forget to buy your tickets for the summer raffle – all proceeds to Save the Terraces.
We have some gaps to fill in Europe’s longest, oldest green wall…and we need your help!
I took some cuttings of Japanese spindle today and I hope they take so we can replant the gaps in the wall at Duke’s Mound.
If you can help Building Green by taking some cuttings and growing them on for us, please get in touch!
We need to plant up gaps in the wall like this.
The next Madeira Terraces clean up will be a spring clean on 24 March. Meet outside the Concorde 2 in Brighton. Bring tools!
Please find out more and get involved by visiting the page here.
Jax Atkins from Madeira Terraces facebook group writes…”The next Madeira Terraces day will be a ‘Fabulous Freezingly-February Clean-Up’, on Saturday 17th February from 10am onwards. We’ll meet at the Concorde 2 & decide which bit needs our attention”
Please find out more and get involved by visiting the page here.
Merry Christmas from Madeira Drive green wall, Brighton. Japanese spindle fruits
