Green-tech offers pots of help to Horticap charity

Boroughbridge-based Green-tech has donated more than eight pallets of horticulture items to an adult-education charity.
Phil, Simon and Michael from Horticap collect items from Green-tech.Phil, Simon and Michael from Horticap collect items from Green-tech.
Phil, Simon and Michael from Horticap collect items from Green-tech.

Horticap, based at Bluecoat Wood Nurseries in Harrogate, provides training for adults with learning and other disabilities, including in horticulture and rural skills.

Green-tech donated a mix of pots, trays and hanging basket accessories which are now being used by the students.

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Horticap provides students who have learning and other disabilities with a supportive and friendly working environment in which to develop their social and communication abilities.

In addition, the charity has a large garden, which includes a wildlife and bird spotting area that is open for members of the public to enjoy.

Phil Airey, assistant manager at Horticap, said: “A big thank you to Green-tech for the donation of pots and trays.

“This will save us lots of money. You are stars.

“We are just so delighted that Green-tech has been able to support us and donate products that are so essential for us.

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“Our students will use all of these items which will ultimately grow plants for our beautiful garden or to sell in the shop which helps fund us.”

Green-tech’s marketing manager Lizzy Rose said: “We were so impressed with the set-up at Horticap and what they achieve. We were delighted to be able to help them. Horticap really does transform lives.”

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