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Properly planned and managed garden ponds can significantly boost wildlif
Despite its relatively small size, Katrina Roche’s back garden in Kew, south-west London, is a haven for wildlife, having evolved over three decades to support a host of creatures including nesting bi
The surface may look calm, but even the smallest pond is both a home and a haven for an amazing variety of flora and fauna
Gardening with wildlife in mind is key in this walled garden, which includes a wide variety of plants to benefit pollinators in every season
You’re free as a bird when it comes to turning a new-build plot into a THRIVING SANCTUARY for nature’s critters
Relaxing our grip on our gardens and creating a closer harmony with wildlife is bringing a new beauty to our outdoor spaces – gentler, looser and naturally delightful
Water is an essential element of the garden – cooling, soothing, reflecting and animating – as significant as planting or a place to sit. It works simultaneously on ecological, sensory, aesthetic and
