Reimagine your lawn this year, and invite naturally flowering plants, fungi and microscopic animals to take up residence.
LAWN LIFE: Give your mower a break and allow wildlife the chance to flourish in your garden
They are inviting people to raise the blade on their mower and cut their grass less regularly, embrace daisies, dandelions, clovers and other naturally flowering plants, and even grow container lawns if space is at a premium. GOING UNDERGROUND: A male grey mining bee, bare patches of ground allow these solitary insects to build nests Feeding your established lawn isn’t necessary to get a luscious-looking space, and is also an intensive use of money and resources that might not pay off. For short patches of grass, such as paths through the lawn, you could save yourself time and leave grass clippings to add some nutrients.
FOOD FACTORY: Plants such as yarrow will tolerate drought periods and are a vital source of food for pollinators MICRO LIFE: Computer illustraton of a tardigrade, also known as water bears or moss piglets. These microscopic creatures contribute to a healthy lawn
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