For those of you who might have followed my blogs and social media – or have had a garden designed by me – it will come as no surprise that I am an avid supporter of wildlife in gardens. What may not be as apparent though, is how keenly I follow those principles in my […]
Welcome to another blog tackling the issue of how to develop a climate-resilient garden. Summer 2026 is extreme, but it’s likely that our future summers will be similar to this one, meaning that to survive and thrive, we have to adapt. I am starting with some alternatives to the usual boring hedge types like laurel
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Here in the rolling hills and picturesque villages of Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire, nature is woven into the very fabric of our lives. But our private sanctuaries – our gardens – hold immense potential to do more than just delight the eye. They can become crucial habitats for our local wildlife, actively contributing to a
A guest post from Christopher Hudson at Hudson Lighting YouTube: @hudsonlighting | Instagram: @hudsonlighting | Facebook: @hudsonlightingltd | Linkedin @hudsonlightinguk Outdoor lights can make a garden magical at night, but they can also unintentionally harm wildlife. Many creatures rely on natural darkness for their routines – artificial light at night (often called ALAN) disrupts
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