Anyone know of any Scottish suppliers of plants for a reed bed sewage treatment system? I suspect that they may have to come from down south but my builder is looking for a more local source. (They're not for me btw).
Tim
Anyone know of any Scottish suppliers of plants for a reed bed sewage treatment system? I suspect that they may have to come from down south but my builder is looking for a more local source. (They're not for me btw).
Tim
You may have luck if you ring up the local RSPB nature reserve - they like planting lots of reed beds. I've no idea if you need specific species mind.
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There used to be a firm in Newburgh. Can't remember the name, though...
Ah, here we are - they don't exist any more:
Reeds are harvested by cutting, not by pulling them up. I suspect if you went tramping around the reedbeds pulling up reeds, sooner or later somebody would have something to say about it - I'd not be surprised if the biggest reedbeds in the country don't have umpteen conservation designations. And won't be there much longer if they've stopped harvesting them...
A Google for "reed bed sewerage Scotland"
gave
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