RHS Wildlife Garden
No. of pages 80
Published: 2009
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Help your child take a walk on the wild side and turn your garden into a haven for amazing wildlife, with the experts at the RHS
By choosing the right plants and creating a suitable habitat, you can invite some very interesting wildlife to your garden. Watch your child build a bird box for a barn owl, get digging and discover how worms are good for the soil, and welcome guests to their very own ladybird hotel.
You don't even need a garden: there are lots of exciting projects they can do using pots and window boxes. Want to know where the wild things are? They're coming to your home soon!
This book was recognised by the Garden Media Guild Award. It was recognised by the 5 to 7 Educator Award.
There are 80 pages in this book. This book was published 2009 by Dorling Kindersley Ltd .
Martyn Cox trained in horticulture. He writes weekly for The Mail on Sunday and monthly for Sainsbury's Magazine. Martyn has a small, plant packed garden in East London, which he shares with his partner and two young children, Louis and Lily. Catherine Woram's other books include Crafting with Kids, Paper Scissors Glue and Felt Button Bead (also Ryland Peters & Small). She lives in south-west London.
This book has been nominated for the following awards:
5 to 7 Educator Award
This book was recognised by the 5 to 7 Educator Award.
Garden Media Guild Award
This book was recognised by the Garden Media Guild Award.