Designing attractive & sustainable species rich, wildlife friendly, planting displays which also enhance health and well-being of people. Helping people understand how natural style planting contributes to them reconnecting and benefiting from the biodiversity of nature. Promoting plantings and practices which help mitigatie climate change, aid bio filtration of pollutants and reduce flood risk.
Based in Angus, plantsman gardener, ecologist and artist John Gordon offers a specialist bespoke natural style garden planting consultancy with projects undertaken in Aberdeen, Angus, Dundee, Edinburgh, Perth and Fife.
Based in Angus, plantsman gardener, ecologist and artist John Gordon offers a specialist bespoke natural style garden planting consultancy with projects undertaken in Aberdeen, Angus, Dundee, Edinburgh, Perth and Fife.
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I am so thrilled with how he has developed the garden. He has transformed it from a wilderness to an eco friendly habitat for bugs and beasties, yet its wonderful to look at. John takes time to work out what you want, eg. I am red/green colour blind and he sourced the plants I could see. I cannot recommend him highly enough.'
Although there are sceptics and alarmists, science and observational evidence proves that climate change, the warming of the earths surface through greenhouse gas emissions, is happening at an increasingly faster pace today than thousands, even millions of years ago.
Natural factors, such as the changing of the earths orbit around the sun, do contribute to global warming but it is man's activities, such as the combustion of fossil fuels gas, oil and coal to produce energy.At a personal level many of us play our part through individual behaviour such as recycling waste, purchasing electric cars etc.
Natural factors, such as the changing of the earths orbit around the sun, do contribute to global warming but it is man's activities, such as the combustion of fossil fuels gas, oil and coal to produce energy.At a personal level many of us play our part through individual behaviour such as recycling waste, purchasing electric cars etc.
Minimal maintenance or interference with the planting is the key principle. All maintenance practices disturb and stress the existing biota (plants and animals in the planting/habitat). Any maintenance practices should be done with as light a hand as possible to minimise disturbance and allow where ever possible the biota to regulate itself.
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