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New Wild Garden: Natural-Style Planting and Practicalities by Ian Hodgson - Non Fiction - Hardback
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Details. Condition: New. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9780711260092. Publisher: Frances Lincoln. Age Range: Adult / General Readership. Overview. New Wild Garden by Ian Hodgson is a beautifully illustrated hardback guide that bridges the gap between naturalistic garden design and the practical know-how needed to grow a thriving wildflower meadow. Written by a former editor of The Garden magazine, it distils decades of horticultural expertise into an accessible, inspiring reference for anyone wanting to bring looser, prairie-style planting and genuine biodiversity into their outdoor space, whether that's a small urban plot or a sprawling country garden.. About the Book. This hardback explores the naturalistic planting movement that has reshaped garden design over recent decades, showing readers how to weave wildflowers, real meadows and looser prairie-style borders into gardens of any size. Rather than treating "wild" as a synonym for neglected, Ian Hodgson demonstrates how considered plant selection, structure and maintenance can deliver a garden that looks effortlessly natural while remaining beautiful and manageable throughout the seasons. The book includes step-by-step projects that take readers from initial planning through to planting and long-term upkeep, alongside an essential plant list to help identify species suited to naturalistic schemes in UK conditions. Rich photography throughout illustrates real gardens where these principles have been put into practice, giving readers a tangible sense of what's achievable. With growing public concern about pollinator decline and habitat loss, the book speaks directly to today's gardeners who want their outdoor spaces to support bees, butterflies and other wildlife without sacrificing visual appeal. It is as useful for absolute beginners taking their first steps into wildlife gardening as it is for experienced designers looking to refine a naturalistic scheme, making it a versatile addition to any gardening bookshelf.. St
