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Yvette Verner, 1998, paperback, 160 pages

A practical guide packed full of information and advice on how to create the perfect wildflower meadow, not only with the intention of establishing a wildlife haven but also to transform part of a garden into something aesthetically beautiful.
Also includes a seasonal calendar and species list. 

Sharon Amos, 2005, hardback, 176 pages

Packed with design plans, plant lists and step by step techniques, this book is the ideal companion for those who are looking to garden the natural way.
Also includes information and advice on which plants to use in your garden to attract beneficial insects in order to reduce the use of chemical sprays.  Features 200 colour photographs.

Julian Slatcher, 2000, paperback, 192 pages

With 225 colour photographs, this practical guide will teach you all you need to know on more than 200 plants including species details, requirements and how to plant them in your garden.
Includes 24 individual planting designs that combine wild plants creatively in a single plot.

Chris Baines, 2000, paperback, 192 pages

An informative guide on how to transform any garden into a rich wildlife haven.  Wildlife gardening is becoming increasingly popular and Chris Baines, who lives in the West Midlands, is the ideal expert to advise you on various garden projects including ponds, hedgerows, which trees to plant, how to attract birds and the types of plants which attract butterflies.
This book has become one of the main reference guides on wildlife gardening.

Pam Lewis, 2003, paperback, 160 pages

Pam Lewis' passion for traditional pasture management and the preservation of our native species are translated into an easy to read and informative book.

Christopher Lloyd, 2004, hardback, 192 pages

This informative book illustrates all aspects of meadows with advice on how to create and maintain your own bit of countryside.
Provides details on different meadow styles, from the traditional British example to a Swiss alpine meadow and the prairies of America.

Charlie Ryrie, 2003, paperback, 192 pages

A detailed and informative book on all aspects of wildlife gardening, from creating ponds and establishing a woodland garden to choosing native flora species and how to attract beneficial insects.
Throughout, the emphasis of the book is on planting as many species of flora as possible including those for window boxes and hanging baskets.

Chris Beardshaw, 2003, hardback, 160 pages

TV gardener and designer, Chris Beardshaw, explains clearly how to develop gardens that are in tune with nature and where plants will flourish with minimum effort.
He identifies five types of garden including rock, water, woodland, wetland and meadow, and examines each one in detail with information on plant selection and maintenance.

Graham Murphy, 2004, hardback, 96 pages

A practical guide on how to grow and look after a range of wildflowers alongside their medicinal and folklore associations.  Includes 60 colour illustrations.

REF:  WG009

£9.99

Jenny Hendy, 2005, paperback, 144 pages

Packed with useful advice, this practical guide will provide you with the skills and techniques to create a successful natural garden.
The book examines an assortment of styles and themes which the reader can choose from, offers advice on how to match plants to wildlife requirements and how to deal with pests and diseases without resorting to chemicals.

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