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  • Wild Bears’ Recipe – Wild garlic pesto
    I have always loved garlic and in particular the rampant forming clumps of wild garlic. I relish the fact that this plant may be consumed in its complete form; flowers, leaves and bulb. I grow this in a large pot at… 
  • Climate Change and Native Habitats
    Evident all around us, our climate is changing. What we grow now will look very different in 50 years time. Keeping up to date with not only planting but various fauna and new threats such as diseases both vector-borne and caused… 
  • Perfect Planting for Your Own Meadow
    Choosing the best wildflowers for your own space will depend on your soil, elevation, level of sun and rain etc Most wildflowers thrive in well-drained poor soil with ample levels of sunlight. However, did you know that there are many types… 
  • Achievable Small Scale Re-wilding
    Re-wilding on a Micro Scale! Re-wilding doesn’t have to mean the reintroduction of the mammoth to maake a difference. It has been 300 years since the wolf roamed freely in the UK and although they have been introduced in certain arreas,… 
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Achievable Small Scale Re-wilding

Perfect Planting for Your Own Meadow

Climate Change and Native Habitats