Pymmes Park Wetlands Establishing Well

Added: 10th September 2015

Following the tremendous success of Turfdry's work at Firs Farm Park in Enfield last year - which saw the restoration of a watercourse that had previously been diverted underground, and the construction of a flood barrier - Turfdry's work constructing wetlands and performing playing field improvements at the nearby Pymmes Park in Edmonton has gone well. 

After cultivation and seeding work was completed in July, a recent site inspection at the end of August revealed that both the pitches and wetlands are establishing well - especially considering the relatively dry summer. 

Turfdry will continue to monitor the site's establishment throughout the year, and look forward to bringing you more updates in our news section.

The wetlands add both aesthetic and ecological value to the park, as part of Enfield Council's continued efforts to improve the Borough.

The wetlands are establishing very well.

The exposed wall of the WWII-era bomb shelter, along with the historically significant tree that were both protected during the works are shown.

The new grass sward on the pitches is establishing well.

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