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From Lawn to Meadow: Creating a Wildlife-Friendly Garden
A neatly mown lawn has been the tradition of the British garden. Crisp edges, stripes and the weekend ritual of mowing. But lately there’s a growing desire to create gardens that feel alive - not just tidy. One of the most rewarding ways to do this is by transforming part of your lawn into a meadow. Spring is the perfect time to rethink things. Why Create a Meadow? A meadow is more than just an aesthetic choice. It’s a practical and environmental one too. The environmental be
Mar 13


The Winter Garden: Quiet but not forgotten
Gardens take on an entirely different charm during the colder months. The vibrant colours of spring and summer give way to mellow earthy shades, and many plants shed their leaves to reveal the skeleton of branches and trunk underneath. Winter is the time to appreciate the simplicity of form and structure. A time to contemplate, when nature is resting. It is possible to add design elements to any garden so it can provide year-round interest, even in the depths of winter. Man
Jan 23


Planting for Heat and Drought
As we are experiencing increasingly dry and hot summers, designing gardens that can withstand periods of heat and drought has become a...
Jul 2, 2025


Soil is not a dirty word!
Soil is often misunderstood. Many people casually refer to it as "dirt," but the two are not interchangeable. Soil is home to a quarter...
May 23, 2025
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