by WaterUps | Aug 23, 2023 | Commercial Projects, WaterUps
Green Offices are the place to be Green Offices – gardens and green spaces – are fast becoming one of the major drawcards for people voluntarily returning to workplaces according to a study of 3500 global office staff by design studio, Hassell. A leading...
by WaterUps | Jul 28, 2023 | Commercial Projects, Community Projects, WaterUps
The Healing Power of Gardening: Science-Backed Therapeutic Benefits The healing power of gardening, a timeless human activity, is scientifically endorsed. Many home gardeners will tell you, gardening is good for their sanity, mental health, and for connecting with...
by WaterUps | Jul 18, 2023 | Commercial Projects, Community Projects, Landscape Projects, WaterUps
Urban Heat Islands can be reduced with WaterUps Urban Greenery Solutions Global temperatures hitting record highs in the past few weeks — exacerbating urban heat islands — has strengthened calls to better manage green house gases and increase tree planting and urban...
by Ian Collins | Sep 13, 2022 | Commercial Projects, Horticulture Projects, Landscape Projects
Angus Stewart, kangaroo paw and wicking beds In this article we explore tips for growing the best Kangaroo Paw from master breeder and horticulturalist, Angus Stewart. Wicking beds are excellent for growing edible plants, but they can also be used to great advantage...
by Ian Collins | Jan 22, 2022 | Commercial Projects
Street Furniture with WaterUps WaterUps are pleased to be able to announce that Draffin Street Furniture has added the WaterUps wicking system to its new range of Hamilton Planters. Draffen is a wholly Australian owned family business who manufacture in Melbourne....
by Ian Collins | Dec 5, 2021 | Commercial Projects, Garden Wicking, Landscape Projects, WaterUps, WaterUps Featured
Wicking bed roof garden in Hobart Award winning architect Ryan Strating’s Core Collective designed this amazing roof garden in Hobart, Tasmania. Given the exposed position and limited access for maintenance, Ryan wanted this garden to be largely able to look...
