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NATURE GARDEN_JOE SWIFT GAR EB
About this book
Support and protect the natural world with tips from expert gardener Joe Swift.
With around 16 million UK gardens covering a larger area than all our nature reserves, you could say our largest nature reserve is one big garden! In this practical guide, Joe shows you how to support and protect our rich and varied wildlife habitats.
Joe's no-nonsense approach covers everything you need to know about doing your bit for wildlife. Learn how to manage soil and carefully select plants to create rich and varied habitats, from tall trees down to tiny, spring-flowering bulbs.
In this book, Joe demonstrates how to manage your outdoor space sensitively, and debunks the common misconception that 'wildlife-friendly gardens' have to be unkempt.
From bug hotels to pollinators, he also shares his ideas on fun and innovative projects to help kids, as the future custodians of our planet, engage with nature.
Joe Swift is an author, TV presenter and garden designer. He makes regular appearances on BBC's Gardener's World and the RHS Flower Shows
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Table of contents
- copyright
- title page
- note to readers
- contents
- introduction
- garden layout
- general gardening approach
- wildlife corridors
- wildlife ponds
- birds
- bugs, beetles and other insects
- hedgehogs
- amphibians
- bats
- bees and other pollinators
- butterflies and moths
- going organic
- organic pest control
- wildflower meadows
- collecting seed from your own garden
- native hedges
- rain gardens
- annuals
- planting a tree
- searchable terms
- about the publisher