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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Pot's Growing On? Meadow cut, flat peaches, sowing wildflower seeds
I’m sitting in the garden at 7.30pm, the temperature is finally bearable and the most incredible thing just happened to me.
I’m sitting in the garden at 7.30pm, the temperature is finally bearable and the most incredible thing just happene...
Five strategies plants evolved to cope with drought and heatwaves
Is this the future British garden? June in Malibu 2017 - this area has influenced my work greatly, you may notice stylistic elements in our garden
This year I’ve been giving summer dormancy in gardens a lot of thought because of the heatwa...
Contribute to wildlife research
Whether you have a garden or not, you can pop outside and contribute to science and wildlife conservation by helping keep track of populations in your area. Below are some of the projects to take part in and tools for year round monitoring....
Top 30 drought tolerant plants in ordinary soils 2026
Perhaps I’m going to have to begrudgingly rethink my stance on roses…
In the last week of July 2026 I ran a simple online survey asking gardeners which plants are thriving in this year’s heatwave and drought conditions. I requested people...
Weeds as a moisture retentive living groundcover
I haven’t weeded this area in years
A few years ago I stopped weeding the above corner of our garden and then, when I saw the results, quickly stopped weeding the rest of the garden as well.
I do still rip out or chop back occasional ste...
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