Mahon, Stephanie

Wild Gardens

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ISBN 13:
9781911657033
author:
Mahon, Stephanie
format:
Hardback
publisher:
National Trust Books
language:
English
Publication Year:
2022
Pages:
176
Dimensions:
24.1 x 21.1 x 1.5 centimetres (0
Genre:
Home & Garden, Gardening, General,
Condition:
New
Availability:
Item usually sent within 10 working days
£13.60

Description

Discover Britain's most beautiful and inspiring wild gardens, and how you can make your own. This glorious celebration of exuberant, naturalistic planting showcases lush valleys, tropical jungles, bluebell woods, blossoming orchards, and magical wildflower meadows. Explore prairie-style gardens inspired by North American grasslands and discover special places influenced by natural landscapes. You'll find out how to create and manage your own wildlife-friendly garden, attracting birds, bees, bats, bugs, and many other creatures. Learn how wild play areas can help children connect with nature and how immersing yourself in quiet woodland can benefit your sense of well-being. With practical advice and tips, you can bring the beauty of the wild into your own garden. Hardcover, 176 pages.

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