Patchwork Gardening

Patchwork gardening could also be called piece-by-piece gardening, in patches. Neither is the garden completely cleared, nor is it left to run wild. Following the motto "Not all at once," the hedge is only trimmed section by section, meadow islands are allowed to grow in the lawn, perennials are pruned only in portions, and borders are allowed to grow along paths. This way, beetles, bees, butterflies, lizards, shrews, or hedgehogs not only have a protective canopy but also a true land of plenty for foraging. Sigrid Tinz introduces the principle of patchwork gardening in this book, explains what is needed to get started, and provides creative inspirations for designing individual garden areas. With many beautiful photos, this book makes you want to start immediately.


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