Explore our "Ecotalk Rooted In Nature" garden

Our Ecotalk Rooted In Nature garden will be at Gardeners' World Live from Thursday 12th - Sunday 15th June.
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Inspired by our research paper, Every Garden Matters, the garden showcases how diversely planted kitchen gardens can provide fresh organic food while supporting wildlife.

We offer practical inspiration on how you can maximise wildlife habitats in your growing space, whilst managing water resources and growing fresh organic produce, emphasising that even small spaces can make a significant environmental impact.

The garden features a veg bed interspersed with companion plants, a pond brimming with wildlife, a rain garden, composting area, a range of wildlife habitats and plenty of seating areas to pause and relax.

Everything within the garden can be replicated, with low cost or DIY projects - we hope you'll be inspired to recreate it at home!

Take a look at our plant list for the Ecotalk Rooted in Nature garden

Homely habitats for garden wildlife 🔗

In our Ecotalk Rooted in Nature garden, insect habitats are a key feature. An unmissable giant bug hotel donated by The Wildlife Community is displayed at the heart of the garden, and a wildlife pond surrounded by clever bug-friendly elements such as rot holes, frog rocks and hoverfly lagoons introduces a variety of water-loving critters to the garden. A composting bay comes complete with a bee house, and lizards and snakes are encouraged with a hibernaculum and alpine-filled ‘vertical rockery’.

Meet the designers 🔗

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Head Gardener Emma O'Neill and Head of Horticulture Chris Collins

Our Rooted in Nature Garden shows that nature and food can be combined in a beautiful way to create a diverse, nurturing space for nature

— Emma O'Neill, head gardener

Back to basics

our straight-forward advice pages can aid you at any step in your gardening journey.

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