Woodland Planting

Over the last few years there has been a growing interest in nature and wildlife preservation, gardeners involved in practises to attract more wildlife species into their gardens one way this can be done is by planting woodland areas, wildflowers and natural scenes within the garden. One Chelsea Garden in 2019 that follows this growing trend, is the RHS Back to Nature Garden co-designed by HRH The Duchess of Cambridge. The garden is based on a woodland setting and is designed in mind of families and communities coming together to connect with and get inspired by nature.

Wildlife Friendly Planting

Most if not all gardeners share the love of wildlife, yet concern that some of these creatures will often damage our plants means people will distrust these wild visitors. Few of the creatures you see in the garden will cause harm to your plants or you in any way, indeed many are actually very useful to have in your garden as they do a lot more good than harm. Giving them a helping hand can not only great fun, but can involve the whole family and adds another dimension to your outside space.