Growing Bulbs in the Natural Garden by Jacqueline van der KloetThe first book to be widely published in English by Dutch garden designer Jacqueline van der Kloet, one of the foremost gardeners in the New Perennial movement who has collaborated with Piet Oudolf. Growing Bulbs in the Natural Garden is the first guide of its kind showing how bulbs can be incorporated into gardens alongside perennial plants and grasses so they appear to have grown naturally, with a nonchalant style that takes bulbs out of an old

or any beverage enjoyment with this delightful piece of nature-inspired art

Simply mow the grass (and the flowers) to keep bees away

and a testament to the resilience of nature when given the chance to thrive

Common names include marguerite or dog daisy

" is an journey through the captivating urban wilderness that lies within the heart of the bustling city

you’re creating a diverse ecosystem that attracts beneficial insects and wildlife

Not only is this apron functional

which results in faster growth and a more immediate impact once planted

our 9cm plants are an excellent way to enhance the biodiversity of your wildflower meadow or easily establish plants in your garden or areas where seed germination might be less reliable

featured on the dust jacket of the 1933 book Landscape of England by Charles Bradley Ford

Quaking grass is not only aesthetically appealing but also adds a touch of movement and texture to pasture and meadow plantings

Bats help control pests and promote biodiversity