Click here for Chris’s comments. He’s the owner of these PlantLocks. 

                                   The EWCB have installed a completly free standing 4-BikePort for their staff at Lord’s Cricket Ground 

PlantLock was reviewed in Unicycle magazine

                                  This customer in south London used a free standing BikePort (weighed down with permeable Tuff Turf blocks) to integrate into their Western Red Cedar front yard scheme.

                                   Mixed planting, with 1 PlantLock reserved for an employee who wanted to grow herbs & veg. 

Brixton has its first on-street PlantLocks on Acre Lane & Stockwell Road. Planted with a mixture of low maintenance, drought-tolerant plants (sedums, alpines, wildflowers), and hebes & flowering annuals, shops are caring for the planting.                                                                   

Cyclists shopping at new Waitrose stores in St. Neots, & Buckingham, now have PlantLocks to securely lock their bikes to.PlantLocks support bicycles well while loading up panniers.

The first bees appear on PlantLocks planted with a flowering crab apple tree & grape hyacinths.