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Can gardens save the world?
A new report from the RHS gives me hope that the role of gardens in the climate and biodiversity crisis might finally be realised.
 • Kate Bradbury
On being stubbornly hopeful
It’s October, I haven’t seen a bumblebee for a few days and Jane Goodall is dead. I’m still in bed.
 • Kate Bradbury
The swifts, the swifts
How dare they leave two weeks early.
 • Kate Bradbury
More adventures of Houdini the hedgehog
It's getting ridiculous now...
 • Kate Bradbury
Lessons from a drought year, watering wildlife, and a climate change bunker for frogs.
On watering plants, saving water in the garden and using water to save wildlife.
 • Kate Bradbury
What if the gardener disappeared?
On spring exuberance, wing clipping and missing the boat, but enjoying the ride...
 • Kate Bradbury
The blackbird is dead, long live the blackbird!
On death and rebirth, the cycle of life and exciting new beginnings.
 • Kate Bradbury
A false spring(?) toad habitats and a tiny meadow
It's all getting very bouncy here but there are important things to be getting on with.
 • Kate Bradbury
On frogs, hope and dreams of spring, plus how to make a really good frog pond
It's me, it's February, of COURSE I'm writing about frogs.
 • Kate Bradbury
One Garden Against the World
One Garden Against the World
On gardening, biodiversity and climate, from Kate Bradbury.
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