Wild Way: advanced gardening for nature by Jack Wallington
Jack WallingtonLearn to grow stylish wildflower plant communities in your garden for wildlife. Plus how to apply these advanced gardening techniques to grow food easily. Based in the exposed Yorkshire garden of award winning garden writer Jack Wallington.
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Simple joy of establishing plant communities
I realised today that I derive the most joy from plodding around our garden each day checking in on plants I’ve added to various plant communities.
I realised today that I derive the most joy from plodding around our garden each day checki...
Drought tolerant wild plants
Achillea millefolium is widely considered to have thrived in 2026’s heatwaves and drought
In August I ran a second survey, this time asking which wild plants where thriving, coping or suffering (first garden survey). It had 164 responses f...
New rose, winter salad, colourful flowers
Plus rumination, our new chickens and more!
It’s been a funny old week since I returned from my drought research. A trip that was quite scarring, really, to see nature like that. I can’t help reflecting that the world is suffering in every...
15 observations of heatwave and drought across England
Kent
In the last week I travelled from North Yorkshire down the east of England right to the worst drought areas at the south of the country. Documenting what I saw along the way and looking out for signs of drought tolerant plants in a ye...
Optimism of growers
I’m in a motorway cafe with a mug of peppermint tea on a coffee table and my laptop on my lap as the members of staff clean up around me, winding down for the day.
I’m in a motorway cafe with a mug of peppermint tea on a coffee table and m...
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