Notes from a Wildlife Garden

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener Last weekend, la famille Wildlife Gardener left the windswept trees of Surrey for… the

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener The Wildlife Gardener read an interesting article in New Scientist recently. It makes the

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener Phwoar! The Wildlife Gardener has at last got herself some thigh-high rubber: This means

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener The Wildlife Gardener has, with regret, picked the last tomato of the year. But

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener We heard you wanted to see a picture of a simply gigantic egg. So

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener The Wildlife Gardener is sad about the closure of Godstone Farm in Surrey due

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener The Wildlife Gardener loves photography. Even though the poet WH Auden once said,’The camera

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener The Wildlife Gardener loves tomatillos. They were a success last year, an even better

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener The Wildlife Gardener has an uneasy relationship with traditional golf. A contretemps with an

By Ruth D’Alessandro, The Wildlife Gardener The Wildlife Gardener has always fantasised about discovering a new species. I suspect that