Nature Gardens
Havens for wildlife and for you
A garden singing with wildlife is one of the most uplifting places you can be. West Wales is home to some of the most diverse wildlife in the UK. We design our wildlife gardens to be low-maintenance, sustainable, full of year-round interest and packed with wildlife.
Case study: Fitness in the wilderness
Our client wanted to turn this prickly wilderness into an outdoor gym area
We cleared the brambles and thorns, but left plenty of mature trees to keep the wild feel of the place
As we began building, we realised we needed something to keep the neighbour’s sheep out!
We restored the old hedgebank using the original stones that we found around the area
We built monkey bars, parallel bars and pull-up bars. Then we allowed nature to reclaim the area.
Now, this area only needs light strimming to maintain it as a wildlife haven as well as an outdoor fitnesss area.
Testimonials
‘Michelle and her team really understood what we want to achieve in this beautiful place. We’re delighted with the result’ Mr and Mrs Johnston, Aberporth
‘You’ve opened up a wasted area of the garden and turned it into a haven for wildlife. Thank you!’ Martin, Tregroes
A nature garden is a garden that benefits nature and wildlife. It might be a neglected area of native plants that is restored, or it might be planting up a brand new area with plants that encourage wildlife.
No. Nature gardens are all about achieving a balance in the natural environment. Usually, all the garden needs is an annual cutting back to keep the plants healthy.
No. Our nature gardens have wild areas within them, but the edges and paths are neatly defined which makes the overall garden look tended and well cared for.
Definitely not. You can create a wildlife-friendly place in a tiny garden. Planting to maximise nectar, pollen and berries is a great start, and will only make your garden look nicer.