It’s been a tough year. It feels a little like our gardens form a metaphor this year for the world outside, for the political upheaval,...

In this deep winter time, when everything outside seems to take a pause, it’s just the perfect time I feel for planning new things. And...

In the unfolding drama of the British wildflower year, the subtle beauty of the Snowdrop is the star that kicks off the show. Right now,...

Autumn is most definitely here, with that seasonal contest between stormy showers and bright, slanting sun. As the weather shakes...

King amongst the insect visitors during no mow may are the dragonflies and damselflies. These insects are voracious predators and a sign tha

It's officially No Mow May and the great news is that even without flowers, long grasses support a whole host of wildlife garden visitors

Permaculture is becoming more of a common term these days and along with it, I’m finding more and more people are aware of forest...

There is one often forgotten, yet very important addition to any wildlife garden and this applies whether the garden is a large and...