Wild gardening

My design is very simple. I like to repeat some flowers in the border, but I also like to use a random planting scheme that gives a naturalistic face for it. I like very much to use annuals, biennials, and tender perennials with the perennials and self-seeding plants.

This is how we began a rewilding project on a domestic garden. Don't mow, let it grow is our motto. Rewilding is for the benefit of wildlife, the environment and human health. With rewilding less is more.

Does the idea of planning and preparation put you off gardening? This sustainable planting trend could be for you

A beautiful new book investigates the rise in green spaces that forgo formality

One option to make your yard more pollinator-friendly is to replace areas of grass lawn with low-growing wildflower seed mixes.

Three brilliant ways to ensure greener grass on your side of the fence.

I’ve been planning a formal flower garden for probably two decades. I’ve been so fortunate to visit so many exquisite gardens around the world and studied so many books, so now it is time to put it all into action. If you are new to ROSE & IVY, I recently swapped nearly twenty years of life

little plots

Rewilding practices allow the land to return to its natural wild state, providing more room for fruit-bearing plants to grow and animals to control small pests.

swirling stinzenplanten lawn - stinzen garden bulb patterns in the lawn - - Learn how to plan and plant spring flowers, daffodils and other naturalized bulbs under your lawn. Make the spring garden come earlier with a stinzenplanten - a natural garden that grows wild under your grass.