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by Kate Bradbury (Author)
Can it really make a difference? Let award-winning wildlife author Kate Bradbury reveal the amazing effect planting a single tree in your garden can have - and imagine what would happen if every gardener up and down the country did the same. Combining evocative reflections on the evolution and cultural significance of trees with practical gardening advice, this book will leave you in no doubt that every garden needs a tree. To help you choose the best tree for your own garden - or learn more about the tree you already have - the book features a directory of 50 key species, each one beautifully illustrated by Lucille Clerc. No garden should be without a tree. Plant one, watch it grow - and become part of something bigger.
Author Biography
She is a journalist, specialising in wildlife gardening. She edits the wildlife pages of BBC Gardeners' World magazine, and regularly writes articles for The Telegraph, The Guardian, RHS The Garden magazine, and BBC Wildlife and Wildlife Trust magazines. She is the author of several books, including The Wildlife Gardener, memoir The Bumblebee FliesAnyway (both Bloomsbury), and RHS How to Create a Wildlife Pond (DK). She lives inBrighton, where her small but perfectly formed garden is home to ALL the wildlife, including hedgehogs, frogs and toads, house sparrows, starlings and slow worms.
