The Wilder Look
A successful garden will contribute significantly to our well-being and quality of life. It may play host to a broad range of flora and fauna enhancing local biodiversity and collectively benefiting the wider world environment by absorbing CO2. Here are just a few examples from gardens on the Isle of Wight and elsewhere.
Meadow Cranesbill
A stumpery
Spindle berries
Midsummer meadow flowers
Woodland and Bluebells
Leave some wood to decay for fungus to grow on
Yellow rattle is an essential plant in a wildflower meadow
Damselflies are attracted to pond side plants
Fritillaria naturalised into a boggy pond margin
Wild Cowslip
Tim Brayford Landscapes were established in 1980 and are British Association of Landscape Industries National Award Winners for Garden Design & Construction. For more photos, advice & stories about gardening please visit our website email timbrayfordlandscapes@gmail.com phone 07890 869918
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