Private gardens are thought to comprise 3% of the land area of England and Wales; London alone is made up of around 20% garden land, and Sheffield 25%.*

Managed sympathetically, this enormous resource can make a real impact on nature conservation, supporting insects, birds and mammals.

Drawing on training from the English Gardening School at the Chelsea Physic Garden, we offer an attractively priced, bespoke design service for wildlife gardeners.

We have a particular expertise in bee-friendly gardens.

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Anything from a native species meadow, through informal prairie planting, to the classic English cottage garden look will attract a range of insects, particularly bees and butterflies, both of which have suffered serious declines in recent years.

In addition, recent studies have shown that a variety of farmland birds actually move into gardens during the winter months, and you are now more likely to find the common frog in a town than in the countryside.

So with a few simple, low-maintenance changes, a whole range of species can be catered for.