900 wildflower plugs were distributed to 17 Participants enrolled in the initial pilot across 13 areas in the greater Castleknock area. 

As in the first phase of any project, there were a lot of lessons learnt. It was found that wildflower plugs needed to be bigger to increase the survivability rate when planted directly into grass margins. Furthermore, it was recognised that the urban environment of Cabra had a far greater need for wildflower meadows to compensate for all the hard landscaping in the community. When the two lessons were combined with a pilot developed parallel in phase 1, the idea of biodiversity in a box was born. 
