Biodiversity garden design

Biodiverse gardens do more than just improve pollination, harvests, and pest control. Anne Gibson explains how they benefit nature and humans alike.

"Enhance your garden with stunning Native Plant Habitats! 🌿🌼 Embrace local flora to create vibrant, eco-friendly spaces that support wildlife and promote sustainability. These habitats are perfect for adding beauty and biodiversity to your yard while reducing maintenance. Discover how to design and cultivate a thriving native garden that’s both beautiful and beneficial! 🌱🌟 #NativePlants #GardenDesign #EcoFriendly #WildlifeHabitat"

Gardening for biodiversity has turned the gardening 'to do' lists upside down. Find out what the experts recommend you do in your garden now.

Designing an urban garden that is not only colourful and practical, but is also attractive to wildlife. Using creative design ideas to transform nutrient poor and uninviting gardens into wildlife-friendly, colourful and attractive spaces.

If you want to make a wildlife garden you are not alone! Wildlife gardens are a great way to boost local wildlife and biodiversity. In this article we explain everything you need to know to build the perfect wildlife garden.

Native Garden Projects are a natural and sustainable choice for enhancing your outdoor space! 🌼🌿 Designed with indigenous plants and eco-friendly materials, these projects offer a delightful blend of biodiversity and environmental stewardship. Easy to cultivate and bursting with local beauty, Native Garden Projects are perfect for creating a habitat-friendly garden that supports native wildlife and promotes ecological balance.🌱🌻 #NativeGardenProjects #SustainableGardening…

- - Challenge Title: Garden that Maximizes Biodiversity Challenge Difficulty: Intermediate Estimated Time to Complete: 48-72 hours Required Tools/Resource... Check more at https://digitaldesignnow.com/design-challenge/garden-that-maximizes-biodiversity/

Biodiverse Garden Design: Kate and Jono on Instagram: "A lush, layered garden for this modular home near Seymour 🌱. The client wanted a wildlife-attracting garden that would help her relax and recuperate. Her own private sanctuary that blocked out passing cars and neighbours. And created green views from every window. She also wanted places to sit that repurposed materials from the winery where she works. The heavy clay soil and large narrow block had her stumped but she now has a…

For a renovated chapel, designer Jane Brockbank has created a gravel garden with a naturalistic feel. Words Matt Collins, photographs Marianne Majerus