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Oxford group’s wildflower garden plan gains over £2,000 boost

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An Oxford organisation is set to have its exterior area reimagined with native wildflowers through an initiative costing in excess of £2,000.

Blenheim Estate Homes has joined forces with Wildflower Co to roll out the programme, which enables local community organisations to vie for a garden makeover.

The victor will receive roughly 50 square metres of wildflower turf along with guidance on its maintenance.

Interested organisations must submit a 200-word account detailing their contribution to the neighbourhood, justification for their nomination, and a photograph of the area they wish to redevelop.

The winning organisation will gain from the garden upgrade alongside a Blenheim Palace bundle.

This includes three family memberships valid for one year together with afternoon tea for six guests, worth an additional £723, which may be awarded to a deserving individual within their community.

The initiative seeks to boost neighbourhood biodiversity and deliver significant ecological benefits.

Full details regarding terms and conditions are available at www.blenheimestate.com/property/terms-and-conditions/.

Entries must be submitted to property@cabcampaign.co.uk by June 1.

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