Wilding garden

This is how we began a rewilding project on a domestic garden. Don't mow, let it grow is our motto. Rewilding is for the benefit of wildlife, the environment and human health. With rewilding less is more.

Whether you want to reduce your grass lawn or replace it, there are lots of options for alternative eco-lawns including wildflowers, clovers, and fescue grass seed mixes.

Rewilding practices allow the land to return to its natural wild state, providing more room for fruit-bearing plants to grow and animals to control small pests.

Learn about a few ways to rewild your garden and start you on your path to transforming your outdoor space into a haven for wildlife.

How to create a small wildlife garden in the middle of town. It's low maintenance and you don't have to buy many plants.

Creating a wildflower meadow from existing lawn is a very effective way to create meadow. You may already have wildflowers present which will boost wildlife! In this article I explain how to make a wildflower meadow from lawn with either seeds or plugs.

Does the idea of planning and preparation put you off gardening? This sustainable planting trend could be for you

Tired of endless weekends spent mowing, weeding, and watering your lawn? Wish your backyard was a vibrant, pollinator-friendly haven instead of a boring green expanse? Imagine a riot of wildflowers buzzing with life, butterflies fluttering

How to make your garden more wildlife friendly - 50 easy ways to garden for wildlife and turn your outdoor space into a wildlife haven.

In gardening, wild may be the word of the moment but it is a loaded term—because what is wild? Any element of interference, management, or design suggests