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Bringing a Garden to Life |
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160 pages, A4 format with over 250 full colour pictures throughout, some of them full page, this is a book to inspire you in your own garden. £18 including postage. |
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REVIEWS
FOR THIS BOOK:
"Jenny Steel
has built a glorious book around the Wiggly Wigglers garden, tracing its
evolution, explaining its principles, and weaving into the story a wealth
of information, inspiration and advice. In-depth sections on creatures,
plants, designs and techniques provide a blue-print for transposing its
successes to your own garden. Not only is it beautifully written and
photographed, it is also one of the most enviably well-designed books I've
encountered, with a truly original take on layout. I can't recommend this
book too highly; it's a delight."
GABY BARTAI,
ORGANIC GARDENING MAGAZINE
''A wonderful book -
inspiring, original, informative, beautifully designed and infused
with quirky humour - just what you'd expect from this innovative young
company."
ELSPETH THOMPSON,
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
"Bringing a Garden to Life is a beautiful, inspirational, practical and inclusive book which works on so many levels. With our increasing awareness of the demands put on the environment the first place to start being active is in our own gardens, and this book shows you just how to do it." JOE SWIFT, GARDENERS WORLD "A wonderful book about a beautiful and inspiring garden. Wildlife and gardeners all over the country are bound to benefit from Wiggly Wigglers' brilliant examples." CHRIS BAINES, ECOLOGIST AND AUTHOR OF 'HOW TO MAKE A WILDLIFE GARDEN' |
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Wildlife gardening is one really important way of appreciating what we still have and ensuring that there will always be some sort of habitat for our native wildlife, as countryside continues to disappear under tarmac and concrete, in spite of the best efforts of many people. So by making your garden into a refuge for wildlife you could be contributing to the survival of some of our most precious species. The team at Wiggly Wigglers, with their dedication, enthusiasm and enlightened thinking have created a very special garden. But not so special that you couldn’t do it too. Jenny Steel
© Text and photographs Jenny Steel 2010
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Jenny and Heather during their interview with Richard Fishbourne at the Hay Festival |
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