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Home Contact Understanding the landscape Services we offer ... Sustainability Wild Flower Gardening Gardening has become more and more popular in recent times; people are now spending more time and more money on their gardens and in an increasing number of ways than ever before. The last decade has seen an increase in the number of people who have taken up wild flower gardening. Wild flower gardening has probably been most popular with those who have a strong interest in the environment and conservation, and are most likely keen gardeners as well. This style of gardening is not for the faint hearted! To be successful in the wild garden you need to have some basic plant knowledge, and it would help to understanding of the natural environment. The chances are that if your wild about your garden then you will be out there often doing things that please you and benefit your garden, one and the same thing really! Wild gardens are not low maintenance! Of course you could sow and plant a wild garden and leave it but it would not be long before scrub weeds dominated and the garden was gone! As I said ‘not low maintenance’ just different from the more formal gardens that we are more familiar with. Just how far you go with the practical management of your garden depends on the kind of garden you create and the time and effort that you can afford to give to it.

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membership - join us news about us ... bicentenary RHS Finders RHS Plant Selector RHS Plant Finder RHS Garden Finder RHS Event Finder ... HORTICULTURAL DATABASE Wildflowers and the gardener Native wild flowers can be included in many planting schemes as a way of promoting biodiversity and linking gardens to the wider countryside. Plants must not be removed from the wild but should be obtained as seeds, bulbs or growing plants from reputable suppliers. The RHS offers advice on establishing and managing wild flowers in gardens. It is important that authentic native stock of wild flowers is used, especially where large scale plantings are being undertaken. To view these documents you will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader. We strongly recommend that you download the latest version to prevent problems viewing the documents. This is available free from the Adobe website. Click on the logo to go to the website. Full document A summary of RHS policy The Royal Horticultural Society recognizes the increasing public interest in the use of native wild flowers in gardens and the business that has developed to supply this market.

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10. The Vegan News Spring Book Review. wild flower gardening by John Chambers (WI Books Ltd, 1989). More and more people are becoming interested in wild flower gardening. http://www.btinternet.com/~bury_rd/xmastwo.htm

THE VEGAN NEWS SPRING 2002 The Vegan News is written and edited by P M Lloyd. Please e-mail your contributions to the Editor at: paulinelloyd1@btinternet.com or fill in the form provided. Previous issue] Next issue] Homepage] In This Issue: Recipes Vegan Product Review Don't Miss! This Month's Article - Gardening for Wildlife (Birds) In the Veganic Garden Crop Review Organisation Review - The Shellfish Network Websites Book Review The Wildlife Database Recipe of the Month Field Bean Minted Hotpot Source: The Vegan Diet Ingredients 2 onions, choped 2 cloves of garlic, crushed 1 stick of celery, chopped 2 tbsp vegetable oil 3 large carrots, diced 2 small turnips, diced 2 large tomatoes, skinned and chopped 3 tbsp of chopped fresh mint (or 1 and half tsp dried mint) 2 tbsp (30ml) soya sauce 450 g cooked field beans (225g uncooked, dried beans) 450 ml vegetable stock or bean cooking liquid 1 tsp miso 450g potatoes, peeled, parboiled and sliced Method Saute the onions, garlic and celery in the vegetable oil in a pan. Add the carrots and turnips and cook for a few more minutes.

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13. New Page 1 Good plants for those new to wild flower gardening would be the four common species of campion – the red, white, sea and bladder campions. http://www.wildlife-gardening.co.uk/summer perrennials.htm.htm

Making Hay HOME Published in Organic Gardening Magazine- September 2003 It is early September and I am lying on my back listening to the twitter of young swallows as they swoop down around me to catch tiny insects. Above me the sun is slipping between small white clouds. On either side I can see a haze of mauve – field scabious still in full flower with small tortoiseshell butterflies jostling for a space to drink the sweet nectar. Am I in the Yorkshire dales or somewhere in the Cotswolds perhaps? Well actually I am in my back garden, where the summer meadow needs cutting and the swallows will soon be abandoning me for the warmer climate of Africa. In the meantime however I can take advantage of the late summer sun and the wildflowers still in full bloom, and imagine I am in the countryside forty years ago. Wildflower meadows have become so popular over the last ten years that every other garden at the Chelsea Flower Show in May of last year had something approximating a meadow or at least long wild grass ‘for wildlife’. It is heartening to see this trend coupled with a greater concern amongst the garden designers for our native wildlife, and the garden meadow is now appreciated for its natural relaxed beauty as well as its value to butterflies and other creatures. Sadly, it is time to cut all my summer meadows. I leave them until September to allow the field scabious and greater knapweed to flower into the early autumn. Traditionally hay meadows are cut at the end of June, but in a garden situation this really is too early unless you need the space for summer picnics. But September is also the ideal time to start a new meadow from scratch.

14. Cottage Garden Mixture WFM 21054Annuals, Easy And Colourful WFM 21060 Created for newcomers to wild flower gardening Annuals, biennials and perennials Appros Weight 2 grammes Sow 1/21 gram per sq http://www.nickys-nursery.co.uk/seeds/pages/mixinfo1.htm

Wild Flower Mixture Information The Mixtures Cottage Garden Mixture WFM Annuals, Biennials and Perennials Approx weight 3 grammes Sow 1-2 grammes per sq metre Sow April to May An interesting combination of colourful, well known cultivated flowers, wild flowers and herbs. The mixture contains plants of mixed height and flowering periods intended to create a permanent ornamental bed. The combination of plants is typical of what would have been growing in a Victorian cottager's garden. After the first year, the annual and biennial flowers will have to be re-introduced into the bed each year to ensure that a succession of the species is maintained. It is possible to let the annuals and biennials go to seed, lift them when they have died back and shake them over the area to distribute the seed, remove all grass and weed from the area, then lightly rake the area. Species include :- Cultivated flowers; Aster, Cornflower, Daisy, Goldenrod, Helineum, Hollyhock, Honesty, Larkspur, Love-in-a-mist, Mignonette, Poppy, Sweet-rocket, Sweet-william and Valerian red. Wild flowers; Campion, Cornflower wild, Cowslip, Oxeye Daisy, Forget-me-not field, Foxglove, Jacobs-ladder, Mallow, Mullein, Wild Pansy, Wild Poppy, Welsh Poppy, Purple-loosestrife, Ragged Robin and Vipers-bugloss

15. The National Trust Book Of Wild Flower Gardening The National Trust Book of wild flower gardening. John Stevens. Order The National Trust Book of wild flower gardening online from. http://www.familyhaven.com/gardening/garden15/0871068869AMUS445345.shtml

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16. Wild Flowers Information on gardening for the benefit of wildlife, pond gardening, canals, and the picture of the week. http://www.beautifulbritain.co.uk/wild_flowers.htm

WILDLIFE GARDENING Wildlife gardening Wild flowers Wildlife links MORE WILDLIFE PAGES Pond pages Bird boxes Nest box cam OTHER WEB CONTENT Wallpaper Screensavers Jigsaws The Rossendale Valley ... E-mail Wild flower garden or are they just weeds? Wild flower gardens are increasing in popularity as gardeners in general are more in tune with nature. Charlie Dimmock and Alan Titchmarsh with television programmes such as Charlie's Wildlife Gardens, Ground Force, Gardeners' World and Charlie's Garden Army actively encourage gardeners to attract wildlife to their gardens and to grow wild flowers. As the countryside changes and diminishes many of us like to create a miniature countryside in our own gardens. Click on the photographs to enlarge honeysuckle foxglove red campion celandine Many wild flowers have decided to make a home in my garden and I leave some of them, uproot some and encourage others. Wild flowers that have just 'appeared' in my garden that I consider worthy of a place include honeysuckle, foxglove, red campion, lesser celandine, herb robert and forget me not. I have bought others, including primrose and lady's smock. Lady's smock can attract caterpillars of green veined white and orange tip butterflies. herb robert forget me not

17. New England Wild Flower Society - Gardening Courses Return to COURSES. Back to New England wild flower Society Home. SEP. OCT. NOV. JAN. FEB. MAR. TO REGISTER. DESIGNING THE WOODLAND GARDEN A WORKSHOP with RICK DARKE AND FRIENDS HOR4018. Garden in the Woods, Framingham, MA of Horticulture for the New England wild flower Society and author of gardening for Butterflies in New England author of The New England wild flower Society Guide to Growing and http://www.newfs.org/gardening.htm

Horticulture/Gardening Return to COURSES. Back to New England Wild Flower Society Home SEP OCT ... TO REGISTER DESIGNING THE WOODLAND GARDEN: A WORKSHOP with RICK DARKE AND FRIENDS HOR4018 Garden in the Woods, Framingham, MA Fee: $150M/$175NM includes lunch ST DESIGN AND PLANT A PERENNIAL GARDEN IN THE FALL HOR1505 Garden in the Woods, Framingham, MA Instructor: Laura Eisener, Laura D. Eisener Landscape Design, is Massachusetts editor for People, Places and Plants, and teaches at the Arnold Arboretum Landscape Design Program Fee: $36M/$44NM Limit: 20 participants ST SELECTING TREES AND SHRUBS FOR THE SMALL URBAN OR SUBURBAN LOT HOR2012 Garden in the Woods, Framingham, MA A surprisingly broad palette of woody plants can be used to enhance but not overwhelm any garden located on a small property. Horticulturist Richard Stomberg will discuss trees and shrubs on the small end of the plant spectrum that have interesting foliage, flowers, overall form, and the ability to grow in less-than-ideal soils and spaces. This program will also get you thinking about techniques of espalier, trellis, and pruning to create new forms from traditional plantings. The evening lecture will be followed by a weekend visit to a model garden in an urban setting, with additional information about choice native species and planting and maintenance techniques. Co-sponsored with the Cambridge Center for Adult Education.

18. Flower Gardening Gardens for Beginners This site offers sort of a basic "flower gardening 101" for the novice. this site to learn about the wild flowers and plants of North Carolina http://www.unc.edu/~wellsang/flowers.html

Flower Gardening Information General Flower Gardening Information Gardens for Beginners This site offers sort of a basic "Flower Gardening 101" for the novice. GardenBrew "Environmentally sound gardening solutions" from Doug Green with articles, a newsletter and links to Doug's favorite organic gardening sites. Due North Garden Tips Go here for very basic flower gardening info start at the beginning and learn to differentiate annuals and perennials then progress to planning and planting your own flower gardens. TAMU Texas Plant Disease Handbook Developed by the plant pathologists at the Texas Extension service and recently updated, this text-based index offers good basic information for diagnosing and treating disease in all varieties of plants Butterfly Gardening Learn how to design a butterfly friendly garden. NC Natural Visit this site to learn about the wild flowers and plants of North Carolina. Timeless Roses "The Rose gardening resource" Growing roses can be intimidating for the beginning gardener; this site demystifies roses and offers helpful tips.

19. High Altitude Gardening - Wild Flowers in large masses. Click here for links to other webpages that contain wild flower information and photographs. return to home page. http://home.earthlink.net/~tillerbee/WildFlowers/wildFlowers.html

This page is only a beginning. The accompanying photograph shows a few of the wild flowers that grow on our property. We have asters, wild rose, penstemon, wild geranium, hare bells, bed straw, pasque flowers, fairy trumpets, and miners candles, to name but a few. (A note about the vase of flowers: These flowers were picked on my own property in a year where each was abundant. Please do not pick rare or endangered wildflowers, how would they reseed themselves if you do?) In wetter summers, our meadows are so densely populated with wild flowers, I find it difficult to walk through the meadows without stepping on any of them. I have just started identifying and photographing our flowers. Therefore, this page will be completed over time. click on an image for a larger view in another window Castilleja miniata Dougl., Indian Paintbrush Senecio, Groundsel? This plant grows in dry areas where the grass is sparse. Clematis hirsutissima Sugar Bowls, Leather Flower, Bush Clematis This flower grows in our meadows among the grasses. It reseeds readily. Linaria vulgaris, Toadflax, Butter-and-Eggs

20. Welcome To Gardening Wild Offers wild flowers and wild flower seed to help introduce native British flora and fauna into your garden. Site offers advice on seeds for different environments, and provides a pdf order form. http://www.gardeningwild.co.uk/

GardeningWild aim to encourage gardeners to attract native wildlife into their gardens and see what an exciting range of plants and animals we have within the British Isles, by creating habitats and food sources. The natural habitats for flora and fauna have decreased substantially with industrialisation of the countryside. By encouraging gardeners to bring native species into the garden it increases the habitats and food sources and so wildlife populations, but as important, it creates interest in the plight of our native wildlife. GardeningWild aim to supply gardeners with all their needs to fulfil this objective, from friendly advice, to seeds, plants and accessories, we can help you turn your garden wild This site requires the Macromedia Flash Player Version 5. The latest player is available here

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