Archive - Wild Way: Gardening with Wildlife by Jack Wallington

Regaining the plot

On the sheer joy of growing food

Apr 26

Lamium pupureum | purple dead-nettle

How to grow purple dead-nettle, a gentle bee friendly wildflower

Apr 19

Peat blanket bog restoration in the Yorkshire uplands

A visit to Fleet Moss, one of the world's most degraded peat bogs

Apr 17

Broad beans, daffodils, rhubarb, patio planting

And just like that, spring!

Apr 12

Iridescent viridescence

On the comfort of glowing green from emerging chlorophyll

Apr 5

March 2024

Pulmonaria: the best to grow

A deep dive into Pulmonaria, newts and what to do this weekend

Mar 29

Waves of sensation

Relishing the succession of spring colour, scent and sound

Mar 22

16 ways gardeners can live alongside slugs and snails

Ideas for reducing nibbles to leaves or simply caring less

Mar 15

Read what I sow

A live diary of vegetable, herb and flower seeds I sow by date

Mar 8

WILD WAY: MARCH 2024

10 x LATE-WINTER FLOWERS | FOOD GROWING | 3D GARDEN DESIGN

Mar 1

February 2024

Deschampsia cespitosa | tufted hair grass

How to grow one of my favourite wild grasses, the loveable Deschampsia

Feb 23

Primula vulgaris | primrose

How to grow this important wildflower for early insects

Feb 16

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