Go wild for a wildlife pond!

Adrian Thomas explains how to best look after a wildlife pond to keep it healthy and looking good

A healthy ecosystem in the garden has so many benefits for your plants and local wildlife. The autumn and winter months can be notoriously tricky for plot visitors thanks to the diminished food resour

I’M CURRENTLY READING a wonderful book called Local, by British explorer Alastair Humphreys. After years of trekking across deserts, mountains and jungles he decides to buy a map of his local area ‘so

Frogs, toads and newts all benefit from a dark, damp area where they can hibernate. In a quiet corner, dig a shallow hole around 50cm deep and 1.5m across. Add logs, branches, bricks and rocks, ensuri

Liz Zorab lists her choice of plants that will thrive in water-retaining soils

With expert broadcaster, author and long-standing AG columnist, Anne Swithinbank