Ecological Gardening Handbook
Get Support with Growing Food
Growing food is a great idea, but what about all the work involved and frustrations when our leafy greens get chewed, our fruit gets riddled with holes, tomatoes wilt, and we have to apply fertilisers and pest controls to have any chance of harvesting a decent crop!
Sometimes it can seem less trouble to swing by the supermarket to have food in the fridge ready for when we come home tired and hungry...
There is, however, a remarkably straightforward solution that we tend to overlook. By repairing the ecological systems in our vegetable beds and other food gardens we rely on Nature's free services instead. With functioning ecosystems above and below ground, our gardens naturally
Need more information about the Ecological Gardening Handbook? Then read on…
Eco-Friendly
We urgently need world-changing solutions to improve our food supplies and help solve the climate and environmental emergency. Getting the ecosystems in our gardens functioning again is the solution.
By combining the expertise Nature has developed over billions of years with our ingenuity, we reduce our environmental footprint requiring fewer external inputs, increase biodiversity, remove carbon from the atmosphere, and create stronger ecological foundations supporting the recovery of endangered species with specialist habitat requirements.
Seize this opportunity to cultivate a healthier relationships with the environment from the ground up!
Superb Value
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, Learning from Nature Handbooks are renowned for their practical, cost-effective and science-based approach to regenerative gardening.
Packed with clear diagrams, links to videos, and a comprehensive toolkit of regenerative practices, you'll be equipped with the tools to fix your gardening problems and benefit again from Nature's free ecological services.
Get your copy of the Ecological Gardening Handbook today and start cultivating a thriving, productive, eco-friendly garden!
The Author
Dr Wendy Seabrook, is one of the world's leading experts on eco-logical approaches to gardening. She demonstrates that while ecosystems are complex, repairing them isn’t complicated when we design our gardens to provide Nature's experts, the microbes and invertebrates in our soil and the plants, insects, birds and other animals above ground with the resources to repair our ecosystems.
Whether growing in a backyard in Wales or a community garden in California, using this Handbook, you can concentrate on what's essential and develop effective solutions for your climate and other growing conditions.
Solidly grounded with the latest research, Wendy translates the science into an easily digestible format and reveals how gardeners around the world grow food eco-logically. Use the diagrams, links to videos, and toolkit to help you on this eco-logical journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this Approach Work in my Climate?
Gardeners and farmers from the cold north of Scotland to Africa's hot, sultry tropics and arid landscapes use this ecological approach. While the techniques and species differ, the overall principles remain the same.
Will I harvest less food?
Gardeners harvest more food by giving their crops five-star catering directly from their soil ecosystem rather than the inputs they apply, suffer less from extreme weather and gain opportunities to grow more food with available space.
Reduce fertiliser costs
Reduce pests problems
Drought and water-proof your farm
Recover quicker extreme weather
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