“If you can Draw it you can build it” Haley Farley

Uniborder is a new innovative company based at Hethel Engi-neering Centre in Norfolk, aiming to not only offer new perspec-tive on landscaping, but also aims to promote human welfare by making it possible to grow in or improve environments any-where in the world. Uniborder began with the garden border and has developed a series of spin offs that target challenges in domestic, commer-cial and international aid markets., including: The food bag / pop-up garden Access road stabilisation solutions

The Garden Border With traditional constructional techniques and methods remaining relatively unchanged over the past century, we believe the opportuni-ty has arisen through Uniborder to challenge the past and to revolutionise the future. Uniborder has invented an extremely simple system allowing for easy landscape design, ease of maintenance whilst remaining easily affordable.

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Pop-up Garden : The pop up garden uses the concept of the garden border to create a self contained garden areas that can be placed anywhere. The bag contains water retaining material at its base with a pipe to direct water straight to the roots f the pant and the material. A double skinned version is being developed for uses in areas where extra protection is required from surrounding land .

Food Bag The food bag is a simple version of the pop-up garden aimed at the international aid market and is being de-veloped in conjunction with charities in order to provide safe, water conserving methods of growing food in areas of the world with no soil or very poor ground conditions. This is an area where Uniborder are passionate about using the products being developed to make a differ-ence by providing easy to maintain food supplies to people around the world. Test sites have been established in India and further trials are planned in the near future before the product is distributed fully where it is needed.

School gardens This easily adapted system can be used to create gardens at schools over any surface to provide good growing conditions for plants in areas that are easily accessible by the children for classes

Greenhouse containers The system created a self contained bed for growing inside greenhouses on the ground or an the shelves without the need for separate pots or grow bags.