Wild Way: habitat gardening for nature by Jack Wallington
Jack WallingtonLearn to grow stylish wildflower plant communities in your garden for wildlife. Plus how to apply these habitat-first gardening techniques to grow food easily. Based in the exposed Yorkshire garden of gardener and writer Jack Wallington.
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New bulbs, new shrubs, new avocado?
Planning ahead for a productive and exciting 2027
Given today is the Autumn Equinox I thought I’d better update you on the state of our garden. We’re certainly heading into autumn now with the last of the season’s flowers beginning to open...
Back to university
Over the years our garden has been my classroom as I’ve studied and recorded the wildlife here but it’s time for something new
I started my design studio part-time while studying at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh back in 2015, filling...
Growing edible nut trees in plant communities
Standing among our maturing sweet chestnut forest, underplanted with wildflowers and berries
Over the last six years I’ve been lucky to care for a number of different nutteries in our garden, or to use ecological terminology I prefer, plan...
Propagate perennials in September
September’s gentle mix of sun, rain and mild temperature make it the opportune month for starting perennials.
September’s gentle mix of sun, rain and mild temperature make it the opportune month for starting perennials.
Is it time to grow more food?
Over the last 6 years we’ve been lucky to care for and adapt an established orchard into part food forest
I’ve managed to amass decades of experience of growing food. First down south in the chalky Chiltern Hills as a child, then as a youn...
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