Greening Wicklow: Eden Landscaping’s Mission to Revive Forgotten Spaces with Tidy Towns

Wix Admin
May 12
2 min read

Updated: May 22

At Eden Landscaping, we believe in landscaping with purpose. Beyond designing stunning outdoor spaces for homes and businesses, we’re committed to making a real difference in our communities — one overgrown patch, unloved roadside, or forgotten corner at a time.

That’s why we’ve proudly teamed up with Tidy Towns groups across County Wicklow, creating pollinator-friendly, low-maintenance landscapes that do more than beautify — they breathe life into our shared spaces.

Our Latest Transformation: Ashford Main Street

Our most recent community project took us back to Ashford, where we partnered once again with Ashford Tidy Towns. The location? A tricky, neglected patch along the village’s Main Street — a space overlooked for years.

Working closely with Eamon Madden, the dedicated chairman of Ashford Tidy Towns, we transformed the area into a raised, pollinator-friendly bed, designed with low-maintenance native plants that now attract bees, butterflies, and plenty of praise from the local community.

This project marks our second collaboration in Ashford, and one of several successful partnerships we’ve had with Wicklow’s vibrant network of Tidy Towns groups.

Creating Lasting Impact Through Green Collaboration

These aren’t just landscaping jobs — they’re investments in biodiversity, sustainability, and civic pride. By using pollinator-friendly planting schemes, durable materials, and thoughtful designs, we’re helping communities create eco-conscious spaces that thrive long-term.

And it doesn’t stop in Ashford.

We’ve completed several similar projects throughout Wicklow, often working hand-in-hand with local volunteers and non-profit groups. These spaces are now greener, more vibrant, and more welcoming to both residents and wildlife.

An Open Invitation to Collaborate

We’re proud of the work we’ve done, but we’re just getting started.

If you’re part of a Tidy Towns group, a community organization, or even a Wicklow County Council initiative looking for a team to help deliver sustainable, pollinator-friendly enhancements — we’d love to hear from you.