REwild, REconnect and REciprocate

A bee on lavender

Your garden has such potential to be your truly personal connection with nature. Let me help you discover ways to bring the wild into your space. Even in urban areas, species like hedgehogs, bats, newts and more will be looking for shelter, food and water. Invite them in. Enjoy their company. The rewards are so great! 

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Services

I offer comprehensive garden surveys, including feedback and advice.

If you are looking for a little more, I can also start you off on your journey to a more wildlife friendly garden.

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Green Thoughts

My blog offers some tips, tricks and advice for wildlife gardening: REwild »

It is also a place where I share my thoughts, musings and guides to living in a harmonious way with nature.

REconnect » and REciprocate »

 

Rewild: a thoughtful collation for the green gardener

 

In some Native languages, the term for plants translates to “those who take care of us”.

— Robin Wall Kimmerer

 

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Look closer… When an old majesty in the woods falls after years of service, it gives itself up to the kingdom it has always known. Wise in the understanding that it will live on through its generous act of provision; laying down its crown to
One of the three components of Little Green Squirrel that I’ve realised I’m more hesitant to share is REconnect. I think this is because it is the area around which I have most vulnerability. Connecting with nature is probably the single
Allotment goodies! Still got a few squash to get through (this one is a beast), the red and green bowl lettuce is finishing up- it’s stayed strong throughout much of the year and possibly my favourite achievement as I hate buying salad, and the