Change makers
You can relax, were here, always have been.
Our business is market lead, design-based on customer feed back with over 40k personal insights & 10k solutions to date.
Super charged?, When you sit quietly in our famous public meadows surrounded by our wild flora all from a bag, you will understand the power of serenity, real purpose-driven brands can act fast, but are long-term players just like this us, transparent to their customers, we are a world challenging brand, like no other.
More than 1500, so so many organisations and social enterprises have success with our advice, products and service backed by great support. 1 x EU wide Award. 2 x Major GB awards, (In team) a famous garden in new York and a Chelsea gold,
Partnerships, include lose association with SeedTech, and its parent Avrum groups subsidiaries. Joint ventures with Willow design and Publishing a 1990’s success.(ended -2021) currently Musgraves use our tidy towns resources and concepts to promote community involvement. DBN was the world first Design House to print full horticultural instructions on Bark Mulch products, for Avondale Bark Co Wicklow. the details printed on the bag set the tone for every other manufacture to inform the buyer of the Values of the product, its uses, how to apply and what best to grow. And we teamed up with Birdwatch Ireland (formally IWC) to include a benefit for their sponsorship. a totally unheard of initiative back in the day.
all our products unleash positive – beautiful regenerative ecologies relevant to the local site conditions.
we can greatly help achieve heritage, climate and community ambitions for net zero, we are famous for Nature conservation, our ethos is to strive for a justice, equality and an abundant nature, which restores our planet.
An fiercely independent well trusted and industry leading supplier across many nature related sectors to over 120+ organisations, 3k schools, 72 ngos, 110 community groups 1500+ businesses, 40k Irish customers including Áras an Uachtaráin and the real center of Neolithic meteorological Ireland at Newgrange, Nowth and Dowth