
The Art of Urban Beekeeping
In our built-up urban environment, I love that the beehive has given our children a glimpse of a more traditional, rural pursuit in tune with the seasons and nature’s lifecycle.
Bringing the wild into your outside space
In our built-up urban environment, I love that the beehive has given our children a glimpse of a more traditional, rural pursuit in tune with the seasons and nature’s lifecycle.
Our allotment allows us to get fresh perspective on the stresses of life; from sleepless nights to endless washing, everything seems easier when you’ve spent time outdoors.
You can make a very successful wildlife haven in your garden in a large container on a patio or even on a windowsill.
Terrariums are a great way to help your kids understand landscape design and care-taking. It's like making your own mini indoor forest!
Bring blooms to life in the most unlikely corners of your neighbourhood. Seed bombs are often used by ‘guerrilla gardeners’ to beautify unloved patches of public land.
Rewilding on a small scale is more about ungardening: giving nature a chance by letting things grow, allowing wildflowers to bloom in between the vegetables.