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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Wildflower mix for part-shade (1m x 1m)
Colour, frothy texture and architectural structure for darker spots
In this new planting plan I’m sharing one of the mixes I am most excited about in my own garden: wildflowers in part-shade. I love this mix for its colour, airy frothy tex...
10 ways gardeners are ready for the apocalypse
With Governments around the world encouraging us to prepare for various world-ending scenarios - food shortages, climate collapse, zombies etc - I thought it was time to unmask gardeners’ true calling as fully stocked apocalypse survival sp...
Autumn wildflower planting, divisions and moves
How to give your wildflowers a head start for next year
Autumn is the perfect time to start or enhance wildflower planting, giving plants time to settle in and grow strong roots. In this guide I will show you how I establish wildflowers fo...
Gardening in drought with Claire Ratinon
During my summer drought research trip one of the counties I visited was East Sussex, bringing me close to friend and fellow garden writer, Claire Ratinon. We both left London around the same time but in opposite directions, so I seized thi...
Pocket planting plan (1m x 1m): October giants
A small area for big perennial plants clinging on with colour in autumn
This week I thought I’d start a new series of pocket planting plans of around 1m x 1m in size, sometimes less or a little bit more. You could recreate it in one square...
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